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Graphics is, as a capability, the ability to display (or at least write to an image file) some graphical entity. The entity displayed may be a line, a curve, a rectangle, etc. Enclosed entities may or may not be filled. Note that any GUI display automatically requires graphical capability.

Writing text to a console or terminal is not generally considered graphical display as such (even though it has sometimes been used to emulate it).

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	{{stub}}Graphics is, as a capability, the ability to display (or at least write to an image file) some graphical entity. The entity displayed may be a line, a curve, a rectangle, etc. Enclosed entities may or may not be filled. Note that any GUI display automatically requires graphical capability.		{{stub}}{{capability}}Graphics is, as a capability, the ability to display (or at least write to an image file) some graphical entity. The entity displayed may be a line, a curve, a rectangle, etc. Enclosed entities may or may not be filled. Note that any GUI display automatically requires graphical capability.

	Writing text to a console or terminal is not generally considered graphical display as such (even though it has sometimes been used to emulate it).		Writing text to a console or terminal is not generally considered graphical display as such (even though it has sometimes been used to emulate it).