Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Digraphic

👉 "Digraphically" is a term used in computer science and graph theory that refers to the representation of graphs as directed networks. It involves using special structures or algorithms to represent the structure of a graph, such as the adjacency matrix, which can be used to represent the connectivity between nodes in a graph. In digraphs, each edge connects two vertices through a specific direction (either clockwise or counterclockwise). The edges are represented by directed edges and the vertices are represented by undirected

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👉 The term "digraphic" refers to a type of digital image or graphic that is created using only one color. This can be achieved by using a single set of primary colors (red, green, and blue) in a way that allows for an infinite number of variations without the need for additional color information. In other words, a "digraphic" image consists of a series of pixels or bits that are all the same value, such as 255 red, 0 green,

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