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Define and implement two functions, to_hex and rgb_to_hex.
- to_hex should (1) take as its only parameter an integer decimal number and (2) return the hexadecimal representation as a string. (Hint: If you are in CSCI 101, you may want to take a look at your Binary-Octal-Decimal Converter lab. The logic for converting from decimal-hex is similar to decimal-octal and decimal-binary).
- rgb_to_hex should (1) take as its only parameter a tuple of three elements (R, G, B) and (2) return the corresponding hexadecimal translation as a string. It should call to_hex multiple times.
Example Execution #1
>>> rgb_to_hex((255, 167, 89))
'FFA759'
>>> rgb_to_hex((0, 0, 0))
'000000'
>>> rgb_to_hex((187, 15, 231))
'BB0FE7'
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