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About RGB to Hex
What is RGB? rgb stands for red, green and blue. Red, green and blue are the primary colors of light and they are the RGB color model. The RGB color model is an additive color system in which red, green and blue light are all added together in different proportions to produce a vast array of colors. RGB values typically range from 0 to 255 and often look like this: rgb(0, 74, 255). And on the other hand, a hex color code is a way to specify a color using hexadecimal values. The code itself is a hex triplet, meaning that it represents three (separate) values that indicate the levels of the component colors. A HEX color value is composed of a string of 6 or 3 characters preceded by a hash. Strings often contain numbers 0 – 9 and characters A – F.
Example: #0000FF this is the hex color code for blue and #808080 for black. While the RGB color model is primarily used to represent or display graphics in electronic systems such as televisions, printers, and computers, hex is often used to specify colors in HTML and CSS code driven elements such as web pages or pages. is done for. It’s about the clear differences between the two color systems. RGB and HEX are two different ways of expressing the same thing (color): red, green, and blue color values.
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