Computer software is generally divided into two categories: system software is a variety of operating systems, such as Windows, Linux, Unix, etc., as well as operating system patches and hardware drivers, all of which are system software.
Virtualization software (e.g., VMware, Virtualbox, Hyper-V, etc.): Allows users to run multiple operating systems and applications by creating virtual machines on their computers. Language compilers (e.g., J**A, Python, C++, etc.): Software that converts high-level programming languages into low-level instructions that computers can understand and execute.
Computer software can be divided into the following three categories: supporting software, which is the software that supports the development and maintenance of various software, also known as the software development environment, mainly including environmental databases, various interface software and tool groups. System software is responsible for managing the various independent hardware in a computer system so that they can work in harmony.
Application software refers to the various programming languages that users can use, as well as the collection of applications written in various programming languages, which are divided into application software packages and user programs. Includes: Office software.
Computer software is divided into two types: system software and application software: system software is responsible for managing various independent hardware in the computer system so that it can work in coordination.