class Image 
  def initialize (data)
    @data = data
  end 

#write a method that loops through the existing 2D array and finds the 
#location of the existing ones.  The location of the the existing ones 
#needs to be stored into memory so they can be iterated over and the 
#exiting cells around them can be altered.

def find_the_ones

found_ones = []

data.each_with_index do 
#find the row postion

data.each_with_index do 
#find the column position 

if position == 1 

#find a way to store both the row and the column of a number 
#If a 1 is found, store it in the found_ones array 

#write a method that will blur or transform the ones

def blur

#if clause to change the value (above) a found one 
#if clause to change the value to the (left) of a found oune 
#if clause to change the value to the (right) of a found one 
#if clause to change the value to the (bottom) of a found one 

#have to determine if item postion is on an edge 
#row/column index of -1 for last row or column 

  

  end 

def output_image
    @data.each do |array|
      puts array.join 
    end 
  end 
end  



image = Image.new([
  [0, 0, 0, 0],
  [0, 1, 0, 0],
  [0, 0, 0, 1],
  [0, 0, 0, 0]  
])

image.output_image
#output new blurrled image below old blurred image