Open source software products often have fewer bugs than their commercial counterparts because of the:
A) large number of persons who have looked at the code.
B) stringent quality checks undertaken by the original developers.
C) emphasis placed on technological superiority of OSS products.
D) relatively poorer standards of commercially programmed software.
E) pyramidal programming practice followed by OSS developers.

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Open source software benefits from the involvement of a large and diverse community of developers who can inspect, test, and fix bugs, leading to potentially fewer bugs compared to commercial software that might have a more limited review process.

Open Source Software Products Often Have Fewer Bugs Than Their