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Challenge involving processing colors. It can be either for graphical output or manipulation on color codes.
3
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RGB to hexadecimal
Python, 38 23 bytes
-1 byte thanks to @py3_and_c_programmer
lambda*x:"#"+"%02x"*3%x
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3
votes
RGB to hexadecimal
><> (Fish), 102 bytes
Since this challenge is super easy I wanted to try some esolangs.
Takes input as raw byte values.
"#"o03i:&82*,01.
:9)?v68*+o.
v+"W"<;
o14&82*%01.
\.05i:&82*,01.
06&82*%01.
07 …
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7
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RGB to hexadecimal
C (GCC), 39 bytes
m(r,g,b){printf("#%06x",r<<16|g<<8|b);}
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I could to this all day in every language
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