#Color Picker Challenge

As well as being able to use RGB or RGBA values for colors, Pygame has a dict, color.THECOLORS, that maps color-name strings to RGBA values. These names can be passed to pygame.Color() instead of RGB/A values, for example, pygame.Color("antiquewhite"). This challenge focuses on creating a color-picker tool that allows you to click on a color and see the color's name/s. This challenge is meant to be appropriate for pygamers of all skill levels; if you've found the previous challenges too difficult, this is a good chance to snag yourself some sweet flair.

Github repo: https://github.com/reddit-pygame/color-picker-challenge

###How It Works

The provided code is a minimal pygame app skeleton that handles creating and exiting a pygame window. There are also two dicts provided: NAME_TO_RGBA maps color-name keys to RGBA values and RGBA_TO_NAME maps RGBA keys to lists of color-names (some colors have multiple names, "red" and "red1", for example). As always, feel free to ignore the provided code and use your own implementation.

###Controls

ESC Exit

#Challenge Display each color in RGB_TO_NAME to the screen. Clicking on a color should display that color's RGBA value and each of its names.

Friendly reminder: Surface.get_at returns a pygame.Color instance, not an RGBA tuple. You can use tuple(color_instance) to get an RGBA tuple.

###Achievements

#####Deft Palette Add the ability to add and remove colors from a palette and save the palette as an image. You may also want to create a text file to accompany the palette image.

#####It Takes All Sorts Sort the colors displayed to the screen. Good article about color sorting with python examples

###Good luck, have fun and feel free to ask for help if you need it.