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What is Software?

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Software: It is a general term for the various kind of programs used to operate computer and related devices. Software is a set of instructions on the basis of which a computer operates. Unlike computer hardware, computer software cannot be seen or touched. The hypothetical or imaginary part of the computer which is used with hardware to perform computer applications is known as Software.

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