Is it critically important what color the corners are?
Not usually. But sometimes a picture will not quite look the way you expect because of this effect.
With computer graphics, when you set a pixel to a color, its previous color is completely gone. You can't mix colors by setting a pixel to several different colors. Here is a program that draws a red line from (1, 5) to (10, 5), then draws a yellow line from (5, 5) to (10, 5). The second line will over-paint half of the first line.
' ' Two-tone Line ' SCREEN 12 COLOR 4 ' Pen color 4 (red) LINE (1, 5) - (10, 5) ' Horizontal red line in row 5 ' starts in column 1 goes to column 10 COLOR 14 ' Pen color 14 (yellow) LINE (5, 5) - (10, 5) ' Horizontal yellow line in row 5 ' starts in column 5 goes to column 10 ' replaces part of previous line END
Did the two colors blend together?