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Using a hexadecimal system there are 16777216 colors to name. So, instead of listing all 16777216 hexadecimal codes in alpha-numeric order, we will list hexadecimal codes in priority order so that those codes that need names the most will be earliest in the list. In fact, if you see "*Redundant" in the name field of any color, it means that hexadecimal code produces a color too visually indistinguishable from another hexadecimal code that is of greater priority. Therefore, colors marked "*Redundant" do not need names at all. These redundant colors will mostly be dark colors and shades of green, especially blue-green, as the hexadecimal codes tend to produce less distinction in colors in the greens and blue-greens.

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  • Using a hexadecimal system there are 16777216 colors to name. So, instead of listing all 16777216 hexadecimal codes in alpha-numeric order, we will list hexadecimal codes in priority order so that those codes that need names the most will be earliest in the list. In fact, if you see "*Redundant" in the name field of any color, it means that hexadecimal code produces a color too visually indistinguishable from another hexadecimal code that is of greater priority. Therefore, colors marked "*Redundant" do not need names at all. These redundant colors will mostly be dark colors and shades of green, especially blue-green, as the hexadecimal codes tend to produce less distinction in colors in the greens and blue-greens.
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  • Using a hexadecimal system there are 16777216 colors to name. So, instead of listing all 16777216 hexadecimal codes in alpha-numeric order, we will list hexadecimal codes in priority order so that those codes that need names the most will be earliest in the list. In fact, if you see "*Redundant" in the name field of any color, it means that hexadecimal code produces a color too visually indistinguishable from another hexadecimal code that is of greater priority. Therefore, colors marked "*Redundant" do not need names at all. These redundant colors will mostly be dark colors and shades of green, especially blue-green, as the hexadecimal codes tend to produce less distinction in colors in the greens and blue-greens. To avoid accidentally using a hexadecimal code that someone else has already named, please add an article to the Talk:Hexadecimal Chart so we can keep this chart as up to date as possible. Disclaimer: This page DOES NOT contains all of the colors.
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