Answer / Kuldeep Malik

COM (Component Object Model) is a platform-independent architecture for building binary software components that can communicate with each other. It provides a way to create, use, and manage objects across different programming languages and platforms. By defining standard interfaces between objects, COM allows components to interact seamlessly regardless of their implementation details.

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