An application is a computer software package that performs specific functions for end users or other applications. Applications rely on operating systems and system software for access to hardware resources like memory, storage, and utilities. Applications can vary in how they are built, the platform they run on, whether they are open source or proprietary, and the market they target. For example, mobile apps can be native, web-based, or hybrid, and target specific device platforms, while vertical apps serve specific industries and horizontal apps have wide applicability.
An application is a computer software package that performs specific functions for end users or other applications. Applications rely on operating systems and system software for access to hardware resources like memory, storage, and utilities. Applications can vary in how they are built, the platform they run on, whether they are open source or proprietary, and the market they target. For example, mobile apps can be native, web-based, or hybrid, and target specific device platforms, while vertical apps serve specific industries and horizontal apps have wide applicability.
An application is a computer software package that performs specific functions for end users or other applications. Applications rely on operating systems and system software for access to hardware resources like memory, storage, and utilities. Applications can vary in how they are built, the platform they run on, whether they are open source or proprietary, and the market they target. For example, mobile apps can be native, web-based, or hybrid, and target specific device platforms, while vertical apps serve specific industries and horizontal apps have wide applicability.
An application is a computer software package that performs specific functions for end users or other applications. Applications rely on operating systems and system software for access to hardware resources like memory, storage, and utilities. Applications can vary in how they are built, the platform they run on, whether they are open source or proprietary, and the market they target. For example, mobile apps can be native, web-based, or hybrid, and target specific device platforms, while vertical apps serve specific industries and horizontal apps have wide applicability.
Class : XII RPL 3 Absent : 13 Application An application, also referred to as an application program or application software, is a computer software package that performs a specific function directly for an end user or, in some cases, for another application. An application can be self-contained or a group of programs. The program is a set of operations that runs the application for the user. Applications use the computer's operating system (OS) and other supporting programs, typically system software, to function. Applications use system software for access to basic hardware resources, such as memory, storage and other utilities. For example, an application relies on system software for access to the file system to manage and store files. Applications can vary in many ways, including how they're built, what platform they run on, whether they are open source or proprietary, or for which market they are used. For example, a mobile application developer writes their code as a native, web or hybrid application and these terms can also describe desktop applications. The developer codes a native application to run on specific hardware, such as a camera or GPS, and in the same programming language as the underlying OS. For example, the Photos application on Mac OS X is written in Objective-C, which is the same language that Mac OS X uses. An end user typically accesses a web application via a web browser, such as Google Chrome. A developer can write web applications in several languages, including JavaScript, CSS and HTML, but they cannot access the hardware on which the application is installed. Hybrid applications have APIs that can access device resources, similar to a native application, but are typically written in languages such as HTML and CSS. Additionally, developers often code mobile applications to work on a specific device platform. A developer or team of developers can create an application for a specific vertical market. A vertical application typically serves a specific industry or departmental need, such as a medical billing system. By contrast, a horizontal application, such as a word processor or web browser, applies to a wide range of industries.