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Java Colors
If you want to play with some colors to put into your html document you can do that here and get the color code you need for the document. Also, for many documents you can click on customize colors and find out the numeric codes for red, blue, and green in an image that is in edit mode. You can plug those codes in here to get the html equivalent code. This is very handy when you are trying to match colors in an image with a border in an html document. This was the first java applet that I ever made myself. I have learned other programming languages since then and done most of my work in other languages. I'm not sure whether or not I am going to come back to programming in Java.Below are some examples in a web page. The colors may look slightly different than they did in the applet above.
| red=0, green=0, blue=0, html code= #000000 | red=127, green=127, blue=127, html code = #7F7F7F |
| red=255, green=255, blue=255, html code= #FFFFFF | red=255, green=0, blue=0, html code = #FF0000 |
| red=0, green=255, blue=0, html code = #00FF00 | red=0, green=0, blue=255, html code = #0000FF |
| red=255, green=255, blue=0, html code = #FFFF00 | red=255, green=0, blue=255, html code = #FF00FF |
| red=0, green=255, blue=255, html code = #00FFFF | red=100, green=100, blue=255, html code = #6464FF |
| red=200, green=100, blue=0, html code = #C86400 | red=180, green=40, blue=100, html code = #B42864 |
| red=75, green=100, blue=75, html code = #4B644B | red=170, green=60, blue=25, html code = #AA3C19 |
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