rgbGreen

rgbGreen is the green component of the RGB color model. In digital color representations, a color is typically stored as a triplet (red, green, blue). The rgbGreen value specifies how much green is present, independent of red and blue.

Range: In 8-bit color channels, rgbGreen ranges from 0 to 255. Some APIs normalize channels to the [0,1] range. In hex, the green component is the second two hexadecimal digits.

Common representations: Pure green is (0,255,0); hex #00FF00; CSS rgb(0,255,0) or rgb(0 255 0). In HSL, pure green is hue 120°, saturation 100%, lightness 50%.

Programming and processing: rgbGreen is often exposed as a separate property or field, e.g., color.g in many libraries. It is used to adjust brightness or to apply color filtering and palette generation. It interacts with the other channels; changing rgbGreen while leaving red and blue fixed shifts the color toward green.

Notes: The RGB model is device-dependent and subject to gamma correction. When converting to other color spaces, the green channel does not map linearly to perceived brightness. Tools often provide functions to extract or modify rgbGreen from color values.