Pixel location in 3 steps


Adding block in picture is as easy as adding block with pen or pencil
steps:
1. just load the picture first
2. setting up the matrix dimension for the block to be set where ever you want use any color of choice color code id:
3. just show the image i am sharing my code as well with output



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