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Which of the following best defines system software?
Which of the following best defines system software?
Which of the following is NOT an example of application software?
Which of the following is NOT an example of application software?
How do system and application software work together?
How do system and application software work together?
Which of the following categories does a device driver fall under?
Which of the following categories does a device driver fall under?
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Which application type is widely recognized as a word processor?
Which application type is widely recognized as a word processor?
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Study Notes
What is Software?
- Software is a collection of instructions that directs a computer's operations.
- It determines how the computer functions and guides the execution of applications.
Software Types
- Software is categorized into two main types: System Software and Application Software.
System Software
- System software manages the computer's hardware, providing a foundation for applications to run.
- Examples include operating systems like Windows and MacOS, utility programs like antivirus software, and device drivers for peripherals such as printers and keyboards.
Application Software
- Application software focuses on specific tasks and functionalities that users interact with directly.
- Examples encompass word processors like Microsoft Word, games like Minecraft and Free Fire, web browsers like Chrome and Opera GX, and media players like VLC Media Player.
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Description
This quiz explores the fundamental concepts of software, including its definition and the two main types: system software and application software. Participants will learn about the roles of different software types and examples of both categories. Test your understanding of how software operates and interacts with hardware and users.