Is there anything to where the application fully closes/'quits' whenever I close the last window? (Like in Windows)
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Is "force quit" the only way to quit an application?
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Cmd+Q
and AppName menu: Quit
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and AppName menu: Quit
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No. Only some applications Quit when you close the last window that's open. Generally, those are applications that are not capable of having more than one window open at a time. Most, if not all, other applications that can do that will not quit when you close all the windows, 'cause, it's a Mac, not Windows.
You can also right-click on the corresponding icon in the Dock. A pop-up menu will appear; you can select Quit from that menu to close the application. This will be a normal quit, so if you need to save something, the application will remind you as it normally would with Command + Q.