What is system software, Computer Engineering

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What is system software? Give an example.

It is a collection of program that are implemented as needed to perform functions such as

I.  Receiving and interpreting user commands

II.  Entering and editing application programs and keeping them as files in secondary storage devices.

Eg. assembler, linker, compiler etc

 


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