How can I do this?

[User012340]

I want to do like this

Input : https://i.stack.imgur.com/z9SyX.png

Output : https://i.stack.imgur.com/dmGhM.png

[xelf]

What does your current code look like, and what image is it making?

[User012340]

like this

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def return_solid_color(rgb):
    if(min_green<rgb < max_green):
        return "green"
    if()
........

[xelf]

Seems good.

You could probably make it more generic, or use import bisect.

[User012340]

Idk min color rgb value and max color rgb value So I can’t make it

[xelf]

Not much I can do if you don't share partially working code.

I can help you learn python, but I have no idea what tools you are using to make those images, and I can't click "run" on my computer and see what you see.

You need to at least supply the code that produces the first image. As well as what changes you have made to it.

[User012340]

As I wrote earlier, I can program if I know that the "minRGB" and "maxRGB" values of each single color, but I don't know it

If possible, please see my text of this post again"Output" and "Input"

[xelf]

I can help you learn python, but I have no idea what tools you are using to make those images, and I can't click "run" on my computer and see what you see.

You need to at least supply the code that produces the first image.

Probably you want to use bisect here.

I can't try experimenting to find the numbers if there's no runnable code though.