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What is the role of the GDI component in the Win32 subsystem?

a.

Responsible for the low-level graphics engine

b.

Responsible for processing user input

c.

Responsible for higher-level GUI constructs such as windows and menus

d.

None of the above

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Answer: (a).Responsible for the low-level graphics engine Explanation:The GDI component is responsible for the low-level graphics engine.

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