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adding alt-text for some images and illustrations #916

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adding alt-text for some images and illustrations
serahkiburu Mar 16, 2021
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adding alt-text to second grid illustration
serahkiburu Mar 16, 2021
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add alt-text for grid 3
serahkiburu Mar 16, 2021
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Update _extras/discuss.md
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serahkiburu Mar 17, 2021
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editing down number of alt-text words to the recommended 10-15
serahkiburu Mar 17, 2021
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{: .language-python}

![](../fig/grid-01.png)
![Grid of black squares with white outlines, 5 across by 3 down, demonstrating ImageGrid](../fig/grid-01.png)

Just like a NumPy array,
an `ImageGrid` has some properties that hold information about it:
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{: .language-python}

![](../fig/grid-02.png)
![Row of 8 squares colored black, white, red, lime green, blue, yellow, fuchsia, and cyan](../fig/grid-02.png)

Simple color values like `(0,255,0)` are easy enough to decipher with a bit of practice,
but what color is `(214,90,127)`?
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{: .language-python}

![](../fig/grid-03.png)
![ 3 by 2 grid of colored squares. Row1: salmon, lavender, hot-pink. Row2: fuchsia, orchid, lime-green](../fig/grid-03.png)

> ## Making a Colorbar
>
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