Difference between revisions of "Application programming interface"

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-An '''application programming interface''' ('''API''') is source code that provides an interface between a computer system and requests for services by a [[computer]] program. An API is written in a high-level programming language rather than in binary code.  The API is compiled into binary code when an application is built.
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-An API may be implemented in various [[programming]] languages.
-An example of an API is the Single UNIX Specification.
-[[Category:Computer Science]]