SOLVED Beginner RGB LED programming - assigning name to color value

I'd like to preface this with the fact that I am new to programming and I have looked for and found examples that use a similar structure to mine but I am struggling to understand how to implement said examples into my code.

The RGB led strip driver that I purchased comes with the following example code, but I would like to know how to assign the (100, 0, 0) value a label of "red" so that I can simply use it in place of the numbers.

{ 
  Driver.begin();
  Driver.SetColor(100, 0, 0); //Red
  Driver.end();
  delay(500);
  Driver.begin();
  Driver.SetColor(0, 100, 0); //Green
  Driver.end();
  delay(500);
  Driver.begin();
  Driver.SetColor(0, 0, 100);//Blue
  Driver.end();
  delay(500);
}

I would like to do something along the lines of this:

{ 
  Driver.begin();
  Driver.SetColor(red); //Red
  Driver.end();
}

We all have no idea because you didn't even bother to tell use which driver and more important, which library... I can think of workarounds but that would be a bit stupid if the library already supports it.

#define red 100, 0, 0  

Driver.SetColor(red); //Red

Thanks PaulS! Works like a charm.