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Practical Programming, Third Edition: Chapter 16, page 334 -- No exercise for color picker program
Chapter 16, page 334 it is noted that the exercises will ask the reader to redesign both the appearance and the structure of the color picker program. There are no such exercises at the end of chapter 16.
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