Software is written by software developers using computer-readable code called a(n) a set of instructions that tells a computer what to do, how to do it, and where to send the results or output is called a software replaces small sections of existing software code with new, improved code to add enhancements or fix problems. when you choose a(n) installation, you only install selected features, rather than all of the features associated with a software program. the most important preinstalled software is the software that allows you to use the computer the first time you turn it on. term custom update software system programming language.

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programming language.software.update.custom.system.

Explanation:

Software developers write their codes in the programming languages such as  JAVA,C++,C,Python etc.

A software is a set of instructions developed by an software developer tells a computer what to do.

Software update is an up gradation of a software where the old programming codes are replaced by new codes.

Custom installation lets you install the software at your desired location and you can install selected features instead of all the features.

System software lets you use the computer when the first time you start the computer.

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