How do linear and radial gradients differ from solid color ?

radial gradient differs from a linear gradient in that it starts at a single point and emanates outward. Gradients are often used to simulate a light source, which we know isn't always straight. That makes the transitions between colors in a radial gradient seem even more natural.

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