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 You will be working with the `Filter.cpp` file. The following is a review of the variables in this file:
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 You will be working with the `Filter.cpp` file. The following is a review of the variables in this file:
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-* objectImage: reference to the object image with the solid background
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-* backgroundImage: reference to the background image object
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-* mergedImage: reference to the merged image
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-* threshold: is a threshold value used to compare the distances between the object pixel and the solid background pixel. In the provided code, the threshold value is read from the slideBar.
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-* ghost: is a boolean value used to apply ghost filter to pixels.
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-* (x, y): contains the coordinate of the pixel whose color will be used as solid background. The default value is (0,0).
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-* (offset_x, offset_y): the coordinate of the merged image where the upper-left corner of the objectImage should be inserted. The default value is (0,0).
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+* `objectImage`: reference to the object image with the solid background
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+* `backgroundImage`: reference to the background image object
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+* `mergedImage`: reference to the merged image
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+* `threshold`: is a threshold value used to compare the distances between the object pixel and the solid background pixel. In the provided code, the threshold value is read from the slideBar.
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+* `ghost`: is a boolean value used to apply ghost filter to pixels.
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+* `(x, y)`: contains the coordinate of the pixel whose color will be used as solid background. The default value is (0,0).
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+* `(offset_x, offset_y)`: the coordinate of the merged image where the upper-left corner of the objectImage should be inserted. The default value is (0,0).
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 ### Exercise 1 - Create a Composite Image
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 ### Exercise 1 - Create a Composite Image
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