An INI file is a configuration file used by computing applications to initialize runtime settings. The INI file format is derived from the Microsoft .INI file format, which was used by the Microsoft Windows operating system to store application settings. INI files are simple text files that are structured into sections and properties. Sections are denoted by square brackets, and properties are key-value pairs separated by an equal sign. Properties can be further organized into sub-properties using periods. INI files can be created and edited using any text editor.
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