Intermediate Programming Unit Test 12 of 1912 of 19 Items Question Can legacy systems be reliable?(1 point) Responses Yes, legacy systems are old-fashioned which makes them reliable. Yes, legacy systems are old-fashioned which makes them reliable. No, legacy systems are buggy and of no use. No, legacy systems are buggy and of no use. Yes, legacy systems generally have a reputation for being reliable. Yes, legacy systems generally have a reputation for being reliable. No, legacy systems are not supported, so they are not reliable. No, legacy systems are not supported, so they are not reliable. Skip to navigation page 1 of 1

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Intermediate Programming Unit Test 12 of 1912 of 19 Items Question Can legacy systems be reliable?(1 point) Responses Yes, legacy systems are old-fashioned which makes them reliable. Yes, legacy systems are old-fashioned which makes them reliable. No, legacy systems are buggy and of no use. No, legacy systems are buggy and of no use. Yes, legacy systems generally have a reputation for being reliable. Yes, legacy systems generally have a reputation for being reliable. No, legacy systems are not supported, so they are not reliable. No, legacy systems are not supported, so they are not reliable. Skip to navigation page 1 of 1

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The most accurate response regarding legacy systems' reliability would be:

Yes, legacy systems generally have a reputation for being reliable.

While legacy systems may have their challenges, many have been in operation for years and are considered reliable within their specific contexts, especially if they have been well-maintained.