| Oranges are sold in bright red mesh bags because the contrast of the red netting against the orange color of the fruit creates an optical illusion, known as Munker’s Illusion, that leaves us perceiving the orange color as more vivid.  | |
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| In the context of computing, Dummy (or Dummy Data) is the term for a character, document, file, variable, etc. that does not contain any useful data and is used as a placeholder until it is replaced by actual data. | |
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