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    Windows are rectangular areas on the screen where Win32 applications display output and receive user input. An application's first task is to create a window to share the screen with other windows from different programs. Only one window can receive input at a time, allowing users to interact with applications through the mouse, keyboard, or other devices in the window they select.

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    Windows are rectangular areas on the screen where Win32 applications display output and receive user input. An application's first task is to create a window to share the screen with other windows from different programs. Only one window can receive input at a time, allowing users to interact with applications through the mouse, keyboard, or other devices in the window they select.

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    Windows are rectangular areas on the screen where Win32 applications display output and receive user input. An application's first task is to create a window to share the screen with other windows from different programs. Only one window can receive input at a time, allowing users to interact with applications through the mouse, keyboard, or other devices in the window they select.

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    Define WINDOWS

    In a graphical Win32-based application, a window is a rectangular area of the


    screen where the application displays output and receives input from the user.
    Therefore, one of the first tasks of a graphical Win32-based application is to
    create a window.
    A window shares the screen with other windows, including those from other
    applications. Only one window at a time can receive input from the user. The
    user can use the mouse, keyboard, or other input device to interact with this
    window and the application that owns it.

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