RGB Color Code
An RGB color code is a tuple containing 3 numbers representing Red, Green, and Blue color values, respectively. Ex. The color code tuple for a 24-bit color system (channel_intensity < 256) would be:
Syntax: (X, Y, Z)
Where,
- X => Red channel intensity
- Y => Green channel intensity
- Z => Blue channel intensity
And the intensity of all channels should be less than 256 (for an 8-bit per channel system).
Hence for pure red color, the color code would be
(255, 0, 0)
Where
- Red = 255
- Green = 0
- Blue = 0
Similarly, over 16 million colors could be uniquely represented. Throughout the article, the 8-bit per channel color space would be considered.
Create Random Hex Color Code Using Python
A Hexadecimal color code represents a color code in hexadecimal form. Color codes are the defacto method of representing a color. It helps accurately represent the color, regardless of the display calibration. This article will teach you how to create random hexadecimal color codes in Python.