Lucki

> How would we handle `greenCheck(blue + yellow)`? Some sort of color mixing would need to be implemented, or just a truth table (This could get out of hand rather...

Python implementation for if #74 ever wants to implement this (sorry if this is bad, its been a bit since i last used python so im a bit rusty, used...

> Wouldn't it make more sense as an external module/crate/library/package/whateveritscalledinthislang? It would be much more fitting as a built in function, since this is a rather commonly needed function

> (oh and where do we draw the line between green and blue?) Exactly on green, if the user wants to get a color *close* to green they would use...

> > greenCheck(green); //true > > what if I define the immutable const const const like that? : > > ```rust > const const const green = "rgb(255,255,0)"! > ```...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_color_spaces_and_their_uses https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Color_space This may take a bit

> we should be inclusive to colorblind users, the compiler needs to check if the user is colorblind and if so only ever return `maybe` > > However there is...

> this is more complex than I first thought This is just for the green specification, we still have to do all the other visible colors, along with invisible colors...

added a task list

You know, there are times when I wish i was joking (I'm sure I missed plenty, and I still need to add all the variants for the color spaces) [greenList.csv](https://github.com/TodePond/DreamBerd/files/11658221/greenList.csv)