Describe the two classification of application software?

Answer 1

Yes, application software can be classified according to use, but the uses and classifications are subjective. Is software that keeps track of how much you spent at the grocery store a grocery application, a household application, an iPhone application, or a financial application, for example? It is impossible to list every possible classification here.

Answer 2

There are probably more than two classifications of application software. It depends on what you mean by "classification." Some examples: programs that solve your problem and those that don't. Programs that run locally on your computer (or over a network) and those that run on a server and are accessed through a web browser.

Another possible dichotomy: user application programs such as word processors, image editors, spreadsheets, presentation managers that generate slide shows, and tool programs (like compilers) that create programmable systems. But some word processors and spreadsheets are programmable, so that may not be a complete answer.

Your question is so large and so broad it may be that there isn't a suitable answer. It might be like asking the two classifications of Pizza (those with pepperoni or other horrible tasting or inedible substances, and those without), or Sandwiches (liverwurst and everything else).