OCR A Level Computer Science
1.2.2a: The nature of applications, justifying suitable applications for a specific purpose.
1.2.2a: The nature of applications, justifying suitable applications for a specific purpose.
| Keyword | Definition |
|---|---|
| Applications | Programs or software that are designed to perform specific tasks or functions for the user. Applications can be standalone programs or can be integrated into larger systems, and can be used for a wide variety of purposes such as productivity, entertainment, or communication. |
| Justifying | Providing a rationale or explanation for the use of a particular application or system. Justifying the use of an application involves evaluating its suitability for the specific purpose at hand, and explaining why it is the best choice given the available options. |
| Purpose | The intended use or goal of a particular application or system. Different applications are designed for different purposes, and the suitability of an application for a specific purpose depends on its features, capabilities, and performance. |
| Suitability | The extent to which an application or system is appropriate or well-suited for a specific purpose. The suitability of an application depends on its capabilities, performance, and other factors, and can vary depending on the specific requirements and context of the situation. |
