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Created
Created is a term that generally refers to the act of bringing something into existence. This concept can be applied across various fields such as art, literature, technology, and science. The term is often used to describe the process of creation in both tangible and intangible forms.
In Art[edit]
In the realm of art, "created" refers to the process by which an artist brings a new artwork into existence. This can include painting, sculpture, photography, and other forms of visual art. The act of creation in art often involves a combination of inspiration, technique, and medium.
In Literature[edit]
In literature, "created" pertains to the development of new literary works such as novels, poetry, and plays. Authors create characters, settings, and plots to convey their stories and ideas. The process of literary creation often involves writing, editing, and publishing.
In Technology[edit]
In the field of technology, "created" is used to describe the development of new technological innovations and software. This includes the creation of computer programs, applications, and devices. The process typically involves design, coding, and testing.
In Science[edit]
In science, "created" can refer to the development of new scientific theories, experiments, and discoveries. Scientists create new knowledge through research, experimentation, and analysis. This process often leads to advancements in various scientific fields such as biology, chemistry, and physics.


