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Which term originated in the context of software development to designate a specific approach to creating computer programs?
Which term originated in the context of software development to designate a specific approach to creating computer programs?
- Open exchange
- Open source (correct)
- Collaborative participation
- Rapid prototyping
What does 'open source' refer to?
What does 'open source' refer to?
- Creating computer programs
- Modifying and sharing software (correct)
- Inspecting, modifying, and enhancing source code
- Embracing principles of open exchange
What is 'source code' in the context of software?
What is 'source code' in the context of software?
- The part of software that most computer users don't see
- The code computer programmers can manipulate (correct)
- The code that changes how a piece of software works
- The code that enhances open source software
What are the principles embraced by open source projects, products, or initiatives?
What are the principles embraced by open source projects, products, or initiatives?
What can anyone do with open source software's source code?
What can anyone do with open source software's source code?
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What is Open Source?
What is Open Source?
An approach to creating computer programs that originated in software Development.
What Activities Define 'Open Source'?
What Activities Define 'Open Source'?
Modifying and sharing software.
What is 'Source Code'?
What is 'Source Code'?
The code computer programmers can manipulate.
Principles of Open Source
Principles of Open Source
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Open Source Actions
Open Source Actions
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Study Notes
Open Source Origins
- The term "open source" originated in the context of software development to designate a specific approach to creating computer programs.
Definition of Open Source
- "Open source" refers to a software development approach that makes the source code freely available for modification, redistribution, and use.
Source Code
- In the context of software, "source code" is the human-readable code written in a programming language, used to create a software program.
Open Source Principles
- Open source projects, products, or initiatives embrace principles of collaboration, transparency, and community involvement.
- They promote freedom to use, modify, and redistribute software.
Open Source Software Freedom
- Anyone can freely access, modify, and redistribute open source software's source code.
- This allows users to customize, fix, and improve the software to suit their needs.
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Test your knowledge on open source with this quiz! Learn about the principles, benefits, and origins of open source, and discover how it applies to software development and beyond. Challenge yourself and expand your understanding of this important concept in the world of technology.