Remember: Open source means anyone can read, use and improve the code, following its licence.
Questions
1
Which one is not true of open source?
🆓everyone may do anything with it✍️a clear note helps fix a bug👓anyone can read the code
2
Which one is true of open source?
🆓everyone may do anything with it🌟credit goes to the people who helped🔐only the owner may look inside
3
Which one is true of open source?
💎it is always perfect🛠️volunteers can fix bugs🪪children must share private details
4
Which one is not true of open source?
💎it is always perfect👓anyone can read the code🌟credit goes to the people who helped
5
Which one is true of open source?
✍️a clear note helps fix a bug🆓everyone may do anything with it💎it is always perfect
6
Which one is not true of open source?
🔐only the owner may look inside🛠️volunteers can fix bugs📜a licence says the rules
7
Which one is true of open source?
🔐only the owner may look inside🆓everyone may do anything with it📜a licence says the rules
8
Which one is not true of open source?
✍️a clear note helps fix a bug🪪children must share private details📜a licence says the rules
9
Which one is true of open source?
🪪children must share private details💎it is always perfect👓anyone can read the code
10
🆓Is it true that everyone may do anything with it?
YesNo
11
🛠️Is it true that volunteers can fix bugs?
YesNo
12
✍️Is it true that a clear note helps fix a bug?
YesNo
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Answer key · Set B
Open source
1everyone may do anything with it
2credit goes to the people who helped
3volunteers can fix bugs
4it is always perfect
5a clear note helps fix a bug
6only the owner may look inside
7a licence says the rules
8children must share private details
9anyone can read the code
10No
11Yes
12Yes
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