What Does Qt Mean?
Qt is a cross-platform application and graphical user interface (GUI) framework, a toolkit, that is used for developing software that can be run on different hardware platforms and operating systems. Qt makes it easy to develop software with native-looking (to the OS it is running on) GUIs using standard C++, which is why it is also classified as a widget toolkit.
Techopedia Explains Qt
Qt is essentially a multiplatform GUI toolkit for developing software applications using standard C++. It provides developers with all the essential functionality required to build cross-platform applications with “state-of-the-art” GUIs. Because Qt uses C++, it is fully object oriented and allows for easily extensible and true component programming.
