Type the program's output main.py red.py green.py import red import green print (red.medium) print (green.medium) Type the programs output main.py red.py green.py dark = 'vermilion' bright = 'crimson' medium= 'salmon' dull= 'coral' Type the program's output main.py red.py green.py dark = 'viridian' bright 'forest' medium = 'chartreuse' dull'olive' ||

Type the program's output main.py red.py green.py import red import green print (red.medium) print (green.medium) Type the programs output main.py red.py green.py dark = 'vermilion' bright = 'crimson' medium= 'salmon' dull= 'coral' Type the program's output main.py red.py green.py dark = 'viridian' bright 'forest' medium = 'chartreuse' dull'olive' ||

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305480537

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter16: Graphics

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