Bitmapbacking
Bitmapbacking is a technique used in computer graphics to store and manage graphical information. It refers to the process of using a bitmap, also known as a raster image, as the underlying data structure for rendering or displaying visual elements. In essence, a bitmap is a grid of pixels, where each pixel holds information about its color and potentially other attributes. When bitmapbacking is employed, this grid of pixels serves as the direct representation of the image or visual area being manipulated.
This approach is commonly seen in applications like image editors, where users directly modify pixels to create