Allow us to stipulate that, even though these images are the same resolution (300 pixels by 200 pixels), it turns out the German GIF is smaller (i.e., fewer bytes) than the French GIF. Hypothesize why that might be.
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Both the flags contain three kinds of colors each so that might not be the reason for the difference in their sizes. However, the German flag has the colors arranged in a horizontal manner, unlike the French flag, which means that if it is compressed, it will be able to do lossless compression without much interruptions in the middle as horizontal pixel lines or 'scan lines' are uninterrupted.
However, the French flag has its colors arranged vertically so horizontal 'scan lines' are not uninterrupted anymore, leading to more information being stored during lossless compression.
In simpler words, when compressing losslessly:
The French flag is literally like “go blue” until this coordinate, then “go white” until this coordinate, and finally “go red” till the end - if we follow a horizontal line. On the other hand, if we follow a horizontal line, for the German flag it’d be like “go black” until the end or “go red” until the end or “go yellow” until the end, for a given scan line.
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