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#----------------------------------------------------------------------- # colorstudy.py #----------------------------------------------------------------------- import stddraw from color import Color # Display Albers squares corresponding to each of 256 levels # of blue (blue-to-white in row-major order) and gray # (black-to-white in column-major order). stddraw.setXscale(-1, 16) stddraw.setYscale(-1, 16) for i in range(16): for j in range(16): c = Color((15-j)*255/15, (15-j)*255/15, 255) stddraw.setPenColor(c) stddraw.filledSquare(i, j, 0.5) #stddraw.show(0.0) for i in range(16): for j in range(16): c = Color(i*255/15, i*255/15, i*255/15) stddraw.setPenColor(c) stddraw.filledSquare(i, j, 0.25) #stddraw.show(0.0) stddraw.show() #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # python colorstudy.py