A display file is a data structure used in computer graphics to represent the graphical elements that need to be displayed on a screen. Its structure typically includes information about various graphical entities such as points, lines, polygons, and their attributes. Here's a simplified description of the structure of a display file:
1**. Header Information:**
2**. Primitive Information:**
3**. Attributes:**
4.Transformation Matrices:
Clipping Information:
Coordinate System Information:
Hierarchy Information (Optional):
Animation Information (Optional):
Overall, the display file serves as a structured representation of the graphical elements, their attributes, and the necessary information for rendering and displaying images on a computer screen. The specific details of a display file's structure may vary depending on the graphics system and its requirements.
A display file is a set of uncorrelated data, such as a histogram array or bivariate array. The arrays are filled event by event from a list data in order to create a display. The saved arrays usually take up far less disk space, but can the data can no longer be gated.
It is a Graphics Interchange Format file. GIFs can be moving or animated, but not always. It is also good for simple graphics, with not too much detail. They are common on the World Wide Web.
to save the output in a file and display the same ion the VDU
A file in C means a file found in your computer's C Drive. Start > My Computer > C Drive
A file system exhibits structural dependence, which means that access to a file is dependent on its structure. For example, adding a customer date-of-birth field to the CUSTOMER, Given this change, none of the previous programs will work with the new CUSTOMER file structure. Therefore, all of the file system programs must be modified to conform to the new file structure. In short, because the file system application programs are affected by change in the file structure, they exhibit structural dependence. Conversely, structural independence exists when it is possible to make changes in the file structure without affecting the application programβs ability to access the data.
it is a Nintendo ds game file
It stores the instructions of the image.
* efficient to define and modify a picture in a set of sub pictures. *segment is output primitives that are joined for modification purpose.
Image Viewer An image viewer is a utility that allows users to display, copy, and print the contents of a graphics file, such as a picture.
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segments are the form of array like table which stored the commands in order to form the display in the screen.it has 4 parts 1.index 2.size 3.position 4.visibility commands 1 go to display file interpreter and them goes to display file n thn to segment table........... sandeep uniyal
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a file path descriptor, showing your location in the file structure