Why graphics is so important?
Computers have long been an integral aspect of efficient and cost-effective image production and processing. Graphics processing has become more efficient and cost-effective as computer technology has advanced. Today, the definition of computer graphics extends beyond the types of scenes that may be exhibited or the types of images that can be generated with the aid of a computer. In general, computer graphics has impacted practically every field, including education, animation, entertainment, film industry, fine arts, gaming, engineering, training, advertisement, medicine, statistical representation, and many more. Multiple users may easily control concurrent applications such as text editors, code editors, entertainment tools, and so on, thanks to the GUI. Computer graphics began with the display of data on hard copy display devices such as plotters, printers, and subsequently Cathode Ray Tubes (CRT). Computer graphics applications have now been expanded to display technologies such as Light Emitting Diodes (LED), Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), electroluminescent display, flat CRTs, and so on.
