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object-oriented graphics

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object-oriented graphics
The representation of digital images as points, lines and other geometric entities. Object-oriented graphics is officially known as "vector graphics" and has nothing to do with object technology and object-oriented programming. See vector graphics.
object-oriented graphics [¦äb‚jekt ‚ȯr·ē‚en·təd ′graf·iks]
(computer science)


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