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# Qt and C++

Qt is a C++ toolkit with an extension for QML and Javascript. There exist many language bindings for Qt, but as Qt itself is developed in C++. The spirit of C++ can be found throughout the classes. In this section, we will look at Qt from a C++ perspective to build a better understanding of how to extend QML with native plugins developed using C++. Through C++, it is possible to extend and control the execution environment provided to QML.
Qt is a C++ toolkit with an extension for QML and Javascript. There exist many language bindings for Qt. As Qt itself is developed in C++, using C++ with Qt requires no binding. The spirit of C++ can be found throughout the classes. In this section, we will look at Qt from a C++ perspective to build a better understanding of how to extend QML with native plugins developed using C++. Through C++, it is possible to extend and control the execution environment provided to QML.

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