Service-oriented architecture relies on developing small independent pieces of software called
A) groups.
B) services.
C) units.
D) prototypes.

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Service-oriented architecture is based on developing independent software pieces called services, which can perform a specific task or function. These services can be combined to achieve the desired result. Thus, option B is the correct choice. Option A (groups) and Option C (units) are not specific to SOA, and Option D (prototypes) is not a commonly used term in SOA.

Service-Oriented Architecture Relies on Developing Small Independent Pieces of Software