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 The first step would be to obtain the ASCII representation of the message. The bits of the ASCII representation are the bits we will encode into the colors of the pixels. The ASCII representation of `Dog` is:
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 The first step would be to obtain the ASCII representation of the message. The bits of the ASCII representation are the bits we will encode into the colors of the pixels. The ASCII representation of `Dog` is:
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-"Dog"  = 01000100 01101111 01100111
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 The code `0100 0100` corresponds to the `D`, and so forth.
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 The code `0100 0100` corresponds to the `D`, and so forth.
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 The encoding procedure it is easier to understand if we separate the bits into groups of three (one bit for each RGB component):
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 The encoding procedure it is easier to understand if we separate the bits into groups of three (one bit for each RGB component):
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-"Dog"  = 010 001 000 110 111 101 100 111
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 Next, we start traversing the image pixel by pixel, embedding in each pixel three bits from the ASCII code (one bit in each pixel's color component). For instance, we would embed `010` in the first pixel, `001` in the second, and so forth.
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 Next, we start traversing the image pixel by pixel, embedding in each pixel three bits from the ASCII code (one bit in each pixel's color component). For instance, we would embed `010` in the first pixel, `001` in the second, and so forth.
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