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M.Sarulatha Monolithic System  or Simple System: A monolithic system structure refers to a software architecture where all components are tightly integrated into a single, self-contained unit. This means that the entire system is built as a single executable file, with all functionality and data stored within it. Characteristics of Monolithic Systems: 1. Tight Coupling: Components are heavily interconnected and interdependent. 2. Single Executable: The entire system is built into a single executable file. 3. Centralized Data: Data is stored within the single executable or in a centralized database. 4. No External Dependencies: The system does not rely on external services or components. Advantages of Monolithic Systems: 1. Simple to Develop: Easier to build and test, as everything is self-contained. 2. Fast Deployment: Quicker to deploy, as only a single executable needs to be deployed. 3. Easy Maintenance: Simpler to maintain, as all components are within a single codebase. Disa...