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Resize the Py5Image object to a new height and width. This will modify the Py5Image object in place, meaning that rather than returning a resized copy, it will modify your existing Py5Image object. If this isn't what you want, pair this method with [](py5image_copy), as shown in the example.
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The default resize interpolation mode is `NEAREST_NEIGHBOR`. This mode is fastest but yields the lowest quality results, particularly for upscaling. Other options are `BILINEAR` and `BICUBIC`, both of which provide higher quality results.
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The default resize interpolation mode is `NEAREST_NEIGHBOR`. This mode is fastest but yields the lowest quality results, particularly for upscaling. Other options are `BILINEAR` and `BICUBIC`, both of which are slower but the resized images look better.
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