Computer Science, asked by Jiyakriti, 1 year ago

what is the use of PSET command

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Answered by priyanshu011
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PSET. The SCREEN statement starts up the graphics hardware so that now other graphics statements can be done. Column and row can be numbers or variables. The part of the statement (column, row) says where on the graphics screen to set the pixel.
Answered by sharmqdhubri78
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Answer:

The PSET command stands for point set.

Explanation:

This command is used to set the pixels at any specific location on the screen. It can set the pixel values as per requirement and draw the figure from any point of the screen.

It's syntax is as follows :-

PSET (x, y) where (x represents columns and y represents rows).

Hope this helps you ;)

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