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color statistics
| color | pixels | used in characters | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 |
#000000 rgb(0, 0, 0) | 4362 | ()+.0123456789:;ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ |
| 1 |
#00b8b8 rgb(0, 184, 184) | 252 | )123478CDEFOPQRWZ |
| 2 |
#00a8a8 rgb(0, 168, 168) | 1779 | ()+1234578;CDEFGHLOPQRSTWZ |
| 3 |
#009898 rgb(0, 152, 152) | 2044 | ()+1234578;BCDEFGHILNOPQRSTWXYZ |
| 4 |
#008888 rgb(0, 136, 136) | 1140 | ()+-01245678;ABCDEGHIKLNOPRSTUVWXYZ |
| 5 |
#007474 rgb(0, 116, 116) | 1803 | ()+-0145679;ABDHIJKLMNOPSTUVWXYZ |
| 6 |
#006464 rgb(0, 100, 100) | 1935 | (+-.045679:;ABHIJKLMNOSTUVWXYZ |
| 7 |
#005454 rgb(0, 84, 84) | 621 | (+-.05679:ABMNUVWXYZ |
| 8 |
#004444 rgb(0, 68, 68) | 86 | 6ABMVW |
| 9 |
#cca800 rgb(204, 168, 0) | 2 | W |
| 10 |
#b89800 rgb(184, 152, 0) | 14 | 89:FHW |
| 11 |
#a88800 rgb(168, 136, 0) | 83 | 089ACDEFHILMRTUWX |
| 12 |
#987400 rgb(152, 116, 0) | 370 | -0789:ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ |
| 13 |
#986400 rgb(152, 100, 0) | 1004 | +-0456789:;ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ |
| 14 |
#885400 rgb(136, 84, 0) | 1295 | ()+-.0123456789:;ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ |
| 15 |
#744400 rgb(116, 68, 0) | 1155 | ()+-.012345679:;ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ |
| 16 |
#644400 rgb(100, 68, 0) | 538 | ()+-.01234569:;ABCDEFGHJKLNOPQRTUXZ |
| 17 |
#643000 rgb(100, 48, 0) | 143 | ()+123;ABFGJKQUZ |
| 18 |
#543000 rgb(84, 48, 0) | 44 | ()234;ABGJ |
| 19 |
#442000 rgb(68, 32, 0) | 10 | 23;J |
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