Dynamic Link Library (DLL) files are dynamic code libraries that are used by Windows operating systems, device drivers, and various Windows-based applications to perform specific tasks on the computer. The popularity of DLL files is governed by the fact that it reduces the need to include the same code again and again in different applications. With DLLs, you just need to write the code once as a DLL, and then program your application to call on this DLL file whenever it needs to perform the specific task.

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