TECHNOLOGY FOR CREATING VARIOUS PROJECTS IN COREL DRAW

Abstract

In vector coding, geometric abstractions such as mathematical formulas are stored in computer memory. For example, to encode a circular shape, it does not need to be in the form of individual pixels. It is enough to store its radius, center point coordinates and color in memory. For a rectangle, its side length, position and color should be remembered. Different shapes can be interpreted using mathematical formulas.