Answer:
True
Explanation:
Firmware are software programs embedded in hardware devices such as hard drives and BIOS, that allow these hardware devices to run properly. With the help of firmware, user programs can run on devices. Firmware programs hardly change throughout their lifetime except and upgrade is performed on them. Firmware are usually upgraded to fix bugs and maybe to add new features to them.
Examples of firmware are;
(i) programs written for a printer
(ii) software controlling the time in a washing machine.
