In Windows, what does a dynamic-link library (.dll) file represent?
A. A compilation of executable games.
B. An isolated registry value path.
C. A shared library file containing code and data that multiple applications can utilize simultaneously.
D. A backup copy of the master boot sector.
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKExamLibrary)
DLL files are dynamic link libraries containing shared subroutines that multiple programs can call simultaneously to save memory and structure code efficiently.
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