Which of the Following Is True of Thick-Client Applications

question 60

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of thick-client applications?

• A) A thick-client application is an application program that need not be preinstalled on the client.
• B) They generally have more features and functions than thin-client applications.
• C) A thick-client application does not need a server connection to run.
• D) Update installation and version management are inexpensive when large numbers of users work on the same version of the application.

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