2) What is the difference between VECTOR and BITMAP graphics? Explain both terms.

2) What is the difference between VECTOR and BITMAP graphics? Explain both terms.
Vector: A graphical image that is made up of shapes and lines called paths. Vector graphics appear smoother and crispier regardless of how magnified an image is on screen. Therefore they can be enlarged as big as you want without distorting the image.
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Bitmap: A graphical image that is made up of pixels (see below for definition). Bitmap graphics are the opposite to Vector graphics, ie, they are resolution dependant. If the bitmap image is magnified, you will begin to get jagged edges and a distorted image.