Definition: A software license is a legal agreement that grants users the right to use, modify, or redistribute a software application under specified terms and conditions.
It defines the rights and restrictions associated with the software, ensuring compliance and protecting intellectual property.
A proprietary software license is restrictive and grants users limited rights, such as using the software for specific purposes without access to its source code.
An open-source license allows users to access, modify, and redistribute the software's source code, promoting collaboration and innovation.
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