Why are hexadecimal values used to represent color in computer programs?

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They are easier for humans to interpret.

They are easier for humans to interpret.

They are easier for computers to interpret.

They are easier for computers to interpret.

They are able to represent more colors than binary numbers.

They are able to represent more colors than binary numbers.

They are able to represent fewer colors than decimal numbers.

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The correct response is:

They are easier for humans to interpret.

Hexadecimal values are compact and can represent colors in a way that is more readable compared to binary. Each pair of digits in a hexadecimal color code corresponds to the red, green, and blue components of the color, making it easier to interpret than a long string of binary values.