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authorRicardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net>2021-02-20 08:40:28 +0100
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@chapter A Picture Vocabulary
The goal of the picture language is to allow you to interactively work
-with pictures as you would with any other seemingly primitive data type,
-such as numbers or strings of text. To compose numbers in an we use the
-digits 0 to 9. Similarly, strings of text compose of a wide range of
-characters enclosed in double quotes. What, then, are the building
-blocks of pictures?
+with pictures as you would with any other seemingly primitive data
+type, such as numbers or strings of text. To compose numbers we
+combine the digits 0 to 9. Similarly, strings of text are composed of
+a wide range of characters enclosed in double quotes. What, then, are
+the building blocks of pictures?
One approach is to think of a picture as an arrangement of little
colored dots or pixels. Building pictures from dots, however, would be