The Issue: You're writing a graphics filter that runs each image through a filter. Each pixel is described as a triplet of real values (R,G,B) ranging from 0 to 255. To complete their function, the filtering algorithms must operate on actual numbers. However, when you examine the programme, you will notice that they simply want two digits of precision. Any extra digits are unnecessary.

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The Issue: You're writing a graphics filter that runs each image through a filter. Each pixel is described as a triplet of real values (R,G,B) ranging from 0 to 255.
To complete their function, the filtering algorithms must operate on actual numbers. However, when you examine the programme, you will notice that they simply want two digits of precision. Any extra digits are unnecessary.

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