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      <description>I learned that the LRESULT is the return value. LRESULT is a long, and can be written as long __stdcall fnWndProc(...). But what is a 'long' and how does it help the program...in this case I have a Windows Application interface and wondered what the LRESULT (long) did to help create the window or why it's there.&lt;br /&gt;
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