Question

How are images encoded? ( don’t copy and paste please)

Answer 1

Answer:

Images are encoded using binary arrays. Where each Pixel is, an array of RGBA, Red, Green, Blue and Alpha is used to represent that pixels color. Now put that on a screen of 1920x1080, you have to do that 2,073,600 times to get a full image, of which all values are filled.

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Answer 2

Digital images are encoded in binary. We can make connections between the amount of data used by the computer to store, transmit and create an image and the file size of different images , the more pixels and more bits to encode the image, the larger the file size
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