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'''Software''' is the name given to [[computer]] code that compiles to form a program able to perform complex operations.  Software is differentiated from [[hardware]], which is a physical computer attribute, such as a [[monitor]] or [[hard drive]].  There are many different types of software, ranging from something as central to the computer as its operating system, to such productivity-based software like Microsoft Office, to purely entertainment software like [[video games]].
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'''Software''' is [[computer]] code that is converted ("compiled") into a machine-readable program capable of performing complex operations.  Software is differentiated from [[hardware]], which is a physical computer attribute, such as a monitor or [[hard drive]].  There are many different types of software, ranging from something as central to the computer as its operating system, to such productivity-based software like Microsoft Office, to purely entertainment software like [[video games]].
  
 
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Revision as of 04:23, May 27, 2012

Software is computer code that is converted ("compiled") into a machine-readable program capable of performing complex operations. Software is differentiated from hardware, which is a physical computer attribute, such as a monitor or hard drive. There are many different types of software, ranging from something as central to the computer as its operating system, to such productivity-based software like Microsoft Office, to purely entertainment software like video games.