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Libraries involved in Windows programming

Explain the important libraries involved in Windows programming?

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There libraries which are used in Win32API are as follows:

a.    MSVCRT.DLL: It is used as a dynamic link library or DLL which consists of the application logics.

b.    The application of the standard library (stdlib) as well as its purposes is selected for Windows programming environment.

c.    The functions that are used get defined in the common header files stdio.h, string.h, stdlib.h, and additional library files which are associated with it.

d.    WS2_32.DLL: It provides Winsock2 library that contains the standard socket API which can be used to communicate on the internet.

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