Programming that serves to "glue together" or mediate between two separate, and usually already existing, programs is known as _______________.
A) front-line software
B) software handshaking
C) middleware
D) back-line software

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Middleware is software that serves as a bridge or mediator between two separate programs or systems. It helps them communicate and share data with each other. Front-line software and back-line software are not commonly recognized terms in the context of software development. Software handshaking refers to a process of establishing a communication protocol between two devices, not necessarily programs.

Programming That Serves to "Glue Together" or Mediate Between Two