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GDI (Graphics Device Interface) is a part of the Windows API that provides functions for creating, managing, and manipulating various graphical objects such as bitmaps, pens, brushes, fonts, and regions. Developers can use these objects to create 2D graphics, draw shapes, text, and images, and perform other graphic-related tasks in their applications. GDI objects are typically managed by creating them, modifying them as needed, and then deleting them when they are no longer required.
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