native libraries

Native libraries are specialized collections of code written in languages like C or C++ that are designed to work closely with a specific operating system. They provide essential functions and tools that applications can call upon directly, enabling high performance and system-level access. Think of them as core building blocks or tools that help software run efficiently, interact with hardware, or perform tasks not easily handled by higher-level programming languages. They are often used by other programs or software components to optimize performance and leverage system features.