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Difference between bitmap and vector graphics.

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Bitmap and vector graphics are two primary types of digital images used in multimedia and graphic design. Bitmap and vector graphics have some difference as:

Bitmap	Vector graphics
A bitmap contains an exact pixel by pixel value of image.	Stores image as mathematical representation such as lines.
A bitmap file is fixed in resolution.	A vector graphics is resolution independent.
The file size of bitmap is completely determined by image resolution and its depth.	The file size of vector graphics is depends on the number of graphic elements it contain.
A bitmap image is easier to render.	Displaying a vector graphic usually involves a large amount of processing.
It supports compression.	It usually doesn’t support compression.
It is large in size and it cost less.	It is smaller in size and comparatively higher in cost.

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Difference between bitmap and vector graphics.