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Open source software refers to software that is available freely and can be modified and shared by users. It provides users freedom to execute, copy, distribute, study, change, and improve applications. Some key benefits of open source software are flexibility, improved security due to many eyes reviewing the code, and reduced development time thanks to internet tools and community contributions. Popular examples of open source software include OpenOffice, Firefox, Linux, and Moodle.
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