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    Library files contain functions declared in header files that are used by the compiler. DLL files are binary files containing executable code and resources that are loaded by applications as needed. The main difference between DLL and SLL files is that DLL files allow traversal in both directions using previous and next node links, while SLL only allows forward traversal using the next node link. Key advantages of DLL library files include code reuse across applications and easier code maintenance.

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    Library files contain functions declared in header files that are used by the compiler. DLL files are binary files containing executable code and resources that are loaded by applications as needed. The main difference between DLL and SLL files is that DLL files allow traversal in both directions using previous and next node links, while SLL only allows forward traversal using the next node link. Key advantages of DLL library files include code reuse across applications and easier code maintenance.

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    Library files contain functions declared in header files that are used by the compiler. DLL files are binary files containing executable code and resources that are loaded by applications as needed. The main difference between DLL and SLL files is that DLL files allow traversal in both directions using previous and next node links, while SLL only allows forward traversal using the next node link. Key advantages of DLL library files include code reuse across applications and easier code maintenance.

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    1) What is meant by library files?

    These are the files which the compiler uses in order to define the functions
    which have been used in the program and had been declared inside the
    header file.

    2) What are DLL files?

    DLL files are binary files that can contain executable code and resources like images,
    etc. Unlike applications, these cannot be directly executed, but an application will
    load them as and when they are required (or all at once during startup).

    3) What is the difference between DLL and SLL library files?


    DL nodes contain 3 fields-data field, a previous link field and a next link field.
    In SLL, the traversal can be done using the next node link only. Thus traversal
    is possible in one direction only. In DLL, the traversal can be done using the
    previous node link or the next node lin

    4) What are the advantages of using library files (DLL)?

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