I think I understand, but I wish to clarify it. I have been reading about interpolation, and I come across this line in the book: " The process of filling in the blanks between keyframes is called interpolation, and the frames between keyframes are called tweens."
What I think this means is: Interpolation is the process, and a tweens are what they are called in the timeline. I would like to know if I'm right on this assumption? Thank you.