Scott is an aspiring software developer. During an interview for a new job, his prospective employer asks what kind of program he could develop that, if needed, the company could use, modify and redistribute without restrictions. Which of the following would be an answer that would impress the interviewer?

public domain? (T/F)

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Noe Ayala

Computers & Technology

19 February, 02:02

Scott is an aspiring software developer. During an interview for a new job, his prospective employer asks what kind of program he could develop that, if needed, the company could use, modify and redistribute without restrictions. Which of the following would be an answer that would impress the interviewer?

public domain? (T/F)

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Rodrigo Terry · Answer 1

The answer is "True".

Explanation:

The public domain is a creativity that is not protected by patent law, like logos, brand names or licensing. It is not a certain creator, nor does he generally have those pieces. This is why the remark in the discussion is true unless it is permissible to anyone but no one can possess the public domain work, that's why this statement is true.