Which of the following best describes open source software?a.Provided for use, modification, and redistribution.b.Distributed at no cost for a trial period.c.Copyrighted software provided at no cost.d.Donated for public use and has no copyright restrictions.

Which of the following is NOT an example of open-source software?

What is the difference between open source and closed source?Group of answer choicesOpen source refers to pirated software, whereas closed source software is licensed and paid forOpen source refers to software that is currently under development, whereas closed source refers to finished softwareOpen source refers to a category of software used for collaboration both inside and outside the organization, whereas closed source software is used for internal collaboration onlyOpen source refers to software for which the source code is freely available, whereas closed source is proprietary software

Which of the following best describes "FOSS" software?Answer areaa) Software that is always free of bugs and defects.b) Software that is open to public contributions and can be freely used, modified, and distributedc) Software that can only be used by large corporations.d) Software that is locked to a single operating system.

QuestionWhich of the following is NOT an advantage of using open-source software?ResponsesOpen-source software is generally free or lower in cost than commercially available software.Open-source software is generally free or lower in cost than commercially available software.The availability of source code makes it possible to customize open-source software to a user’s individual needs.The availability of source code makes it possible to customize open-source software to a user’s individual needs.The original developer of open-source software provides free or low-cost support for users installing and running the software.The original developer of open-source software provides free or low-cost support for users installing and running the software.Unlike commercial software, which can become obsolete when the company that created it goes out of business, open-source software can be updated without the involvement of the original programmers.

Question 4 Which statement is true for Open source and free software? 1 pointOpen source is more business focused, while free software is more focused on a set of values. Both open source and free software doesn't support collaboration. Open source is more focused on a set of values, while free software is more business focused. None of the above.