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Images are a sequence of rgb color values.
Each color value is assigned to a square called pixel.
Image dimensions are referred to as the resolution of the image. The higher the resolution the more detail it contains but at the same time the more storage it requires. The resolution is measured in pixels and it is expressed as widthxheight. The image on this page is a scaled up version of a 10x10 pixels image.

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