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Evaluate and compare free and commercial versions of the antivirus software provided at the link above. Based on the information you learned in this Unit, what differences, if any, are significant enough to warrant considering paying for the software versus using the free version (for a typical home user, if the specific annual costs were not a major consideration)? What is “missing” from the personal/home/base level subscription that you might want?
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D: Beta
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When a company has a new release ready for the customers or for the field. Company want to make sure that the release upgrades and all other features works fine before its released to wider audience. Hence, It will do Beta release for its existing customers or choosen customers who will use the build and if everything looks good and if there are no issues found for certain duration then company will make a General Availability release. However Beta customers will be chosen on customers interest and consent to test the build at the production. It will ensure that the final version or the GA release will be bug proof or to its best quality.
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Cooking steps are to recipes as: C. tasks are to development checklists.
<h3>What is an
analogy?</h3>
An analogy can be defined as a comparison between two (2) or more thing, especially for the purpose of <u>explanation</u> or clarification based on their similar characteristics, qualities and features.
A good example of an analogy is the comparison of cooking steps to recipes because they both provide the procedures involved in preparation of food such as rice, potato, beans, etc.
Similarly, <u>tasks and development checklists</u> are examples of an analogy.
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