Software package

A software package is a collection of related programs and files bundled together to perform specific tasks or functions on a computer or device. Think of it as a toolkit that includes everything you need to use a particular application, like a word processor or a game. This package may include the main program, libraries, and documentation, making installation and updates easier for users. Examples include Microsoft Office and Adobe Photoshop. Essentially, software packages organize tools and resources so users can easily access and manage them without needing to find each component separately.