What happens when a software product is labeled as 'Abandonware'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

What happens when a software product is labeled as 'Abandonware'?
A. The application source code is legally placed into public registries.
B. The product is no longer supported or commercialized by its original creator, though copyright may still exist.
C. The product becomes an open-source development kit automatically.
D. The software is rewritten to execute inside firmware microcode modules.
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Abandonware refers to software that has been abandoned by its author/owner (no support or sales), though it may not be legally in the public domain.

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