Question 3 • SC-Fundamentals of Computing - Content Recovery - Design & Development
Proprietary licenses generally place tighter limits on copying, modifying, and sharing software than open-source licenses, so A is true. An end-user license agreement sets the terms of use and can protect both the software owner’s rights and the purchaser’s permitted use, making B true. Open-source software can let developers reuse and adapt existing code, often saving time and cost, so D is true. C is false because proprietary licenses commonly prohibit modification or redistribution, and free software can still have a license governing its use and sharing.
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