Digital copyright and licenses

Blender is a free application for creating 3D computer graphics and animations.

Here's an example of a modeling project:

Blender is released under the GNU General Public License, an open source license. Here is their website's description of that license:

This license grants people a number of freedoms:
You are free to use Blender, for any purpose
You are free to distribute Blender
You can study how Blender works and change it
You can distribute changed versions of Blender
The GPL strictly aims at protecting these freedoms, requiring everyone to share their modifications when they also share the software in public.

What is an implication of Blender's open source license?

(Choice A)
A software engineer can use the Blender codebase to create a slightly modified version of Blender and allow others to legally download it.
(Choice B)
Any artwork created in the Blender application can be freely used and distributed by anyone.
(Choice C)
If you create a movie using Blender, you must allow other people to view that movie for free.
(Choice D)
Students can look at the Blender codebase to learn how to make computer graphics applications, but industry professionals cannot.

AP®︎/College Computer Science Principles

Course: AP®︎/College Computer Science Principles > Unit 1

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