Beautiful.
And once we know it can generate text knowledge, also do something similar with colors.
So our next app is going to be color generator, where essentially will pass in the color and we're
going to get different values for the color.
So if the values are lighter, there are called things.
And if the values are darker, they are called shades.
Now, by default, we're going to get my favorite orange notice.
So this is my main color and then I'm getting tense.
So lighter values of the color and on the shades, which is darker values of the color.
But of course, we're not limited to just this one.
Color can also, for example, be six a and nine eight six three eight six three.
I pass in the color and beautiful.
I get the same thing.
I have my main color that I pass then and I get the tents and shades.
What's also really cool in this project, we're going to take a look how we can set up functionality
to copy stuff to the clipboard.
So if you notice, I copied this value to the clipboard and if I navigate you and your window, copy
and paste, you'll see that it is exactly the same value.
And lastly, I would just want to mention that if we try to pass in the value, that doesn't make sense.
So essentially, you cannot get the actual color from that value.
Then there's going to be an error.
So if I try to pass in hashtag BASIX, you'll notice that there is going to be a input red, which just
means that we cannot generate color from the value that the user bastin.