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What are the factors that influence maintainability of a system? Which ones are the most significant?
 
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JSON is not an alternative to XML and is considered much more complex to transfer and process and much difficult for humans to understand.
 
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Answer to Question 1

These factors are latent defects, number of customers of a given system, quality of system documentation, maintenance personnel, tools, and well structured programs. Of these factors, three are most significant: the number of latent defects, the number of customers, and documentation quality.

Answer to Question 2

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