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Microsoft Windows is most likely developed using C and/or C++ for the majority of its internals. I remember seeing a "leaked" copy of the Microsoft Windows source code (though I never had a chance to verify its legitimacy), but considering that virtually all of Microsoft's software is written in "Win32" or "Win64" C++, and that most drivers are also written in C/C++, it stands to reason that Windows is primarily written using C and/or C++, with small pieces written in "assembler" to bridge the gap between limitations in C++ and the necessary instructions for enabling task gates, etc, that do not have standard C++ headers.

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