The QScreen.geometry function in C++ returns the geometry (position and size) of the screen in pixels. It provides information such as the top-left position of the screen and its width and height, which can be used to determine the available screen space for rendering applications or placing windows. This function can be useful for creating responsive and adaptive user interfaces in C++ applications.
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