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What Software that manages the resources of the computer is called?
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operating system software
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What is computer software called?
Computer software is called either simply software, computer program or it can be called specifically by the computer software's name.
What is a group of programs that coordinate and control the resources of a computer system called?
A group of programs that coordinate and control the resources of a computer system is called a system software. In other publications, it also includes software development tools like a debugger, linker or compiler.
What is called software?
Computer software is called either simply software, computer program or it can be called specifically by the computer software's name.
Software that organizes manages and processes business data concerned with inventory customers and vendors is called?
system software
What is a computer or device on a network that handles shared network resources called?
Application server is incorrect.The correct answer is System Software
Why is the operating system called the manager of the computer?
It merely controls resources. Both hardware and software. Acting as a layer of Abstraction between the User.
What is a collection of computer program called?
Collection of computer program is Call Software.
What is meant by system software. Explain briefly?
System software means, it need to operate the system. that is why system softwares are also called as operating system.any jobs can do by the system using application softwares. but u can't install an application software with out system software(Operating system)
What is the logical part of a computer called?
hardware
Step by step instructions for your computer are called?
Software or computer programs.
What is the act of placing software on a computer called?
Installation. You install programs onto your computer via software.
What is a model built using computer software called?
It is frequently called a simulation.
