Computer (machine) graphics

Computer (machine) graphics is a field of activity that studies the creation, storage and processing of images using computers. Interactive computer graphics is understood as a section of computer graphics that studies the issues of dynamic control by the user of the image content, its shape, size and color on the screen using interactive interaction devices. In addition to interactive computer graphics, there are sections that study methods of working with an image on a plane, the so-called 2D graphics, and three-dimensional (3D) graphics.

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