What is reverse engineering?Single choice

A

Inspecting a competitor’s product to learn about and improve upon its features.

B

The procedure of redesigning a product from scratch without reference

C

The process of taking apart a competitor’s product to create an identical copy.

D

Re-engineering a product’s design after it fails in the market.

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