What is the overall purpose of a software application?(1 point)
Responses
Graphics do not matter.
Graphics do not matter.
Answers depend on problem needing to be solved.
Answers depend on problem needing to be solved.
Being user-friendly has no impact on solving a problem.
Being user-friendly has no impact on solving a problem.
All languages work the same.
Answers depend on problem needing to be solved.
The overall purpose of a software application is to solve a specific problem or fulfill a particular need. The answer depends on the problem that needs to be solved. Graphics, user-friendliness, and the choice of programming language can all impact how effectively a software application solves the problem, but they are not the primary purpose.
The correct response is: "Answers depend on the problem needing to be solved."
The overall purpose of a software application depends on the specific problem it is intended to solve. Software is created to automate tasks, provide tools for analysis, facilitate communication, gather and store data, or enable various other functionalities depending on the requirements of the problem at hand. Different software applications may focus on different aspects such as graphics, user-friendliness, or the specific programming language used, but ultimately the purpose is to address a specific problem or need.