Asked by logan howlett

Which type of licensing agreement does Windows fall under?(1 point)
Responses

trade secret
trade secret

freeware
freeware

public domain
public domain

proprietary
Answered by logan howlett
Many portable document format (PDF) reader applications are available for download for free use. What type of licensing agreement do they most likely fall under?(1 point)
Responses

proprietary
proprietary

public domain
public domain

freeware
freeware

noncommercial
Answered by logan howlett
Students are using a game engine to develop their games in a class at school. Typically, you would need to pay for a license to use the game engine in your game, but because it is for educational purposes and not for distribution, the license is free. What type of licensing agreement is this?(1 point)
Responses

freeware
freeware

noncommercial
noncommercial

permissive
permissive

proprietary
Answered by logan howlett
A student has located source code on a code repository that they would like to modify for use in their project. They would then like to place their code on the repository for others to modify. Which type of licensing would this be an example of?(1 point)
Responses

copyleft
copyleft

proprietary
proprietary

trade secret
trade secret

freeware
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Windows falls under the category of **proprietary** licensing agreement.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Many portable document format (PDF) reader applications available for free use most likely fall under the category of **freeware**.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The licensing agreement described for the game engine being used for educational purposes and not for distribution would be classified as **noncommercial**.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
This scenario would be an example of **copyleft** licensing. Copyleft licenses allow users to modify and share the source code, often with the requirement that the modified version also remains open for others to use and modify.