Px (pixels in computer languages)

PX is short for pixel,

That is to say, pixels refer to the basic encoding of the basic pigment and its gray scale,

It is composed of two letters: Picture (image) and element (element). Like photos, digital images have a continuous fade tone.

 

If you scale up an image by several times, you will find that these consecutive tones are actually composed of many small vertices with similar colors. These small vertices are the smallest unit "pixels" of the image ". The smallest unit of this image can be displayed on the screen, usually a single Dyeing Point. The pixel size is changed, also known as the relative length ". The higher the level of pixels, the richer the color palette, the more realistic the color.

Px (pixels in computer languages)