Programmers Produce a Large Amount of Software on an Unpaid,open-Source

question 36

Multiple Choice

Programmers produce a large amount of software on an unpaid,open-source basis.As a result:

• A) GDP double-counts some software production.
• B) GDP undercounts some software production.
• C) no software should be counted in GDP.
• D) GDP is a good measure of software productivity.

Recognize the role of creativity and functional fixedness in problem solving.

Highlight the significance of critical thinking and its components in evaluating problem-solving processes.

Understand the application of mental sets and their impact on problem-solving efficiency.

Describe the procedure and benefits of employing backtracking in solving logical problems.

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