Software Reliability

Software reliability refers to the likelihood that a software system functions correctly and consistently without failures over a specified period. It measures how well the software performs its intended tasks without errors, bugs, or crashes, especially under normal or expected conditions. High software reliability means users can trust the system to work as needed, reducing disruptions and ensuring safety, security, and user satisfaction. Achieving reliability involves thorough testing, quality design, and maintenance to minimize errors and ensure long-term dependable operation.