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    This C program uses graphics functions like putpixel, line, circle, rectangle, and ellipse to draw basic shapes on a graphics window. It initializes the graphics system, sets the color to yellow, and uses outtextxy to label each shape drawn with "Pixel", "Line", "Circle", "Rectangle", and "Ellipse" respectively before waiting for input and closing the graphics window.

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    This CGR first practical

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    CGR_PR-1

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    This C program uses graphics functions like putpixel, line, circle, rectangle, and ellipse to draw basic shapes on a graphics window. It initializes the graphics system, sets the color to yellow, and uses outtextxy to label each shape drawn with "Pixel", "Line", "Circle", "Rectangle", and "Ellipse" respectively before waiting for input and closing the graphics window.

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    CGR PR-1

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    arqamqazi549
    This C program uses graphics functions like putpixel, line, circle, rectangle, and ellipse to draw basic shapes on a graphics window. It initializes the graphics system, sets the color to yellow, and uses outtextxy to label each shape drawn with "Pixel", "Line", "Circle", "Rectangle", and "Ellipse" respectively before waiting for input and closing the graphics window.

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    #include <graphics.

    h>
    #include <conio.h>

    void main()
    {
    int gd = DETECT, gm;
    initgraph(&gd, &gm, "C:\\TurboC3\\BGI");
    setcolor(YELLOW);
    putpixel(20, 80, YELLOW);
    outtextxy(10, 120, "Pixel");
    line(100, 70, 200, 100);
    outtextxy(130, 120, "Line");
    circle(300, 55, 50);
    outtextxy(275, 120, "Circle");
    rectangle(400, 30, 470, 90);
    outtextxy(400, 120, "Rectangle");
    ellipse(70, 250, 0, 360, 50, 70);
    outtextxy(45, 340, "Ellipse");
    getch();
    closegraph();
    }
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