What is an EXE file?

What is an EXE file? The full name of an EXE file in English is "executable file," which is a file that can be executed. In the Windows system, files with the extension ".exe" are EXE files. Most software on Windows, such as Notepad on the taskbar and 7-Zip, use EXE files. What is the internal structure of an EXE file? In fact, EXE files and common DLL files are both PE files. PE stands for "portable executable file." Simply put, they are composed of various components, making their structure quite complex. There are many types of PE files, and the following are some common ones. If you're interested, you can pause and learn more about them.