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## How are software types terms used with codemeta?
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Codemeta, building upon schema.org, describes software metadata focused on the
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software's source code (`schema:SoftwareSourceCode`). We call the various
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artefacts that can be produced by the source code **target products** and use
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use the existing `schema:targetProduct` property to link the source code
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description to one or more target products (see discussion
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software's source code (`schema:SoftwareSourceCode`). We various artefacts that
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can be produced by the source code are linked to it using the `codemeta:isSourceCodeOf` property (see discussion
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[here](https://github.com/codemeta/codemeta/issues/267)). These target products
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take one of the types defines in our profile, or one of the existing ones
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already in schema.org.
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**Note:** In Codemeta v2, we used the `schema:targetProduct` property for this because `codemeta:isSourceCodeOf` wasn't introduced yet before v3.
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Example A (JSON-LD): An application named [WIDOCO](https://github.com/dgarijo/Widoco/) is both a command line application in Java (JAR), but also a library:
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