About Hexadecimal:
Hexadecimal is a convenient way to express binary numbers in modern computers
in which a byte is almost always defined as containing eight binary digits.
When showing the contents of computer storage (for example, when getting a
core dump of storage in order to debug a new computer program or when expressing
a string of text characters or a string of binary values in coding a program
or HTML page), one hexadecimal digit can represent the arrangement of four
binary digits. Two hexadecimal digits can represent eight binary digits,
or a byte.
Hexadecimal in Web Colors?
HTML web colors are express in a 3 byte hexadecimal number such as "#AABBCC".
The pound sign means it is stating a hexadecimal number. This is in RGB format
or red, green and blue which form the basis of all colors we see. The "AA" is
the red position, "BB" is the green position, and "CC" is the blue position.
For example "#FF0000" is pure red, "#00FFFF" is pure green and blue together
which forms yellow, "#FF00FF" is red and blue which makes violet. For more
color information, visit our own
WhatColorCode.com website.
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