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Library programs are collections of resources used to develop software. These include pre-written code and subroutines. Library programs contain code and data that provide services to other programs such as interface (look and feel), printing, network code and even the graphic engines of computer games.

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Library programs are collections of resources used to develop software. These include pre-written code and subroutines. Library programs contain code and data that provide services to other programs such as interface (look and feel), printing, network code and even the graphic engines of computer games.

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LIBRARY

PROGRAMS
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SYLLABUS
1.5.3 Library programs
show an understanding that software under development
is often constructed using existing code from program
libraries
describe the benefits to the developer of software
constructed using library files, including Dynamic Link
Library (DLL) files
draw on experience of the writing of programs which
include library routines

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INTRODUCTION
Library programs are collections of resources used to
develop software. These include pre-written code and
subroutines.
Library programs contain code and data that provide
services to other programs such as interface (look and
feel), printing, network code and even the graphic
engines of computer games.

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WHAT IS A DLL?

A DLL is a library that contains code and data that can


be used by more than one program at the same time.

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ADVANTAGES OF USING DLL

-Saves memory and reduces


swapping
-Saves disk space
-Upgrades to the DLL are easier
-Saves time

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CODE USE
Code reuse, also called software
reuse, is the use of existing
software or software knowledge to
build new software, following the
reusability principles.
It saves time for code and doesnt
need to be written for a program.

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SIGNIFICANCE OF
CODE RE- USE
Reusing code saves programming time, which
ultimately reduces costs.
Sharing code can help prevent bugs by
reducing the amount of total code that needs to
be written to perform a set of tasks.

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