Beginning Python (Video 39)

This video tutorial covers the basics of Python and image manipulation using the Pillow library. It explains how to install Pillow, a maintained fork of the Python Imaging Library, using the PIP command line tool. The tutorial provides specific instructions for installation on OSX, including necessary Xcode command line tools. After installation, the video demonstrates basic image manipulation techniques, such as loading and displaying an image using Pillow. The tutorial also highlights the compatibility of Pillow with both Python 2 and Python 3.

What is the main reason for using Pillow instead of the original Python Imaging Library (PIL)?

• Pillow is easier to install.

• PIL is not compatible with Python 3.

• PIL is no longer maintained.

• Pillow has more features.

Which command is used to install Pillow using PIP?

• pip3 install pillow

• pip install PIL

• pip install pillow

• pip3 install PIL

What should you do if you encounter issues installing Pillow on OSX?

• Switch to a Windows machine.

• Install Xcode Command Line Tools.

• Use a different package manager.

• Reinstall Python.

Why is the normal Python interpreter used instead of Python 3.4 for this section?

• Pillow is easier to install on Python 2.

• Python 2 is faster.

• Python 3.4 is not supported.

• Python 2 has more features.

What is the correct import statement for using Pillow in a Python script?

• import PIL

• from PIL import Image

• import pillow

• from pillow import Image

What is the purpose of the 'image.open' method in Pillow?

• To save an image.

• To display an image.

• To open an image file.

• To edit an image.

Which file format is used in the example for opening an image with Pillow?

• BMP

• PNG

• GIF

• JPG