Windows Applications are software programs designed to run on the Microsoft Windows operating system. They can serve various purposes, including productivity, entertainment, and communication. Common examples include word processors, web browsers, and games. These applications can be installed directly on a computer or accessed through the Microsoft Store. Users can interact with them using a mouse and keyboard, and they often feature graphical user interfaces (GUIs) that make navigation intuitive. Windows applications can be standalone or part of a larger suite, enhancing user experience and functionality.