Tekera
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My task is to write a function in C++ to convert x and y coordinates of a point from an image (captured from mobile or any surveillance camera of a real-life place) into location of that point as geo coordinates and print it. We can use OpenCV but not any other external library/package. We'll be provided with an image array and x and y coordinates. Consider the following function prototype:
void locationGeoCood(int*** arr, int x, int y, int z, int px, int py);
Where, arr is a 3d image array (representing an image). Here, px and py are x and y points in the image array (i.e. arr). Whereas x, y and z are length of each dimension of image array.
void locationGeoCood(int*** arr, int x, int y, int z, int px, int py);
Where, arr is a 3d image array (representing an image). Here, px and py are x and y points in the image array (i.e. arr). Whereas x, y and z are length of each dimension of image array.
