The Windows API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of functions, procedures, data structures, and protocols provided by the Microsoft Windows operating system that allows developers to create applications that run on Windows. It provides access to the core functionality of the Windows operating system, such as managing files, displaying graphics, interacting with hardware, and networking. Applications use the Windows API to interact with the operating system and other system services.
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