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Documentation is structured information that explains the function, use, configuration, and maintenance of a product, system, or process. It serves as a reference for users, administrators, developers, and other stakeholders and may accompany software, hardware, or organizational procedures.

Common types include user documentation (manuals, tutorials, help content), API and developer documentation (references, architecture notes, code comments), system and operations documentation (installation guides, runbooks, maintenance procedures), and design or requirements documentation (functional specs, design rationale). Documents may come in formats such as PDFs, HTML help, wikis, or inline code comments.

The purpose of documentation is to enable correct usage, facilitate learning, simplify maintenance, and support compliance and knowledge transfer. Good documentation is accurate, accessible, up-to-date, and tailored to its audience. It typically supports the product's lifecycle from initial release through ongoing updates.

Best practices include defining audience and scope, using clear language, organizing content logically, providing examples and diagrams, and maintaining version control and change history. Documentation should be tested with real users where possible and updated in response to changes in the product or process.

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