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This document is a practical file submitted by a student for their Computer Graphics subject. It contains an index listing the topics covered, which include introductions to computer graphics and its applications, descriptions of basic graphics functions in C++ like line, circle, and ellipse drawing algorithms, and examples of applications programs. The file provides information and code samples to help the student learn about core computer graphics concepts and programming.
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