Software Transactions

Software transactions are like a set of instructions that need to be completed together to ensure data stays accurate and consistent. Imagine making a bank transfer: the system must deduct money from one account and add it to another as a single, complete action. If anything goes wrong during the process, the transaction is rolled back, undoing partial changes to keep data correct. Transactions ensure that complex operations are executed reliably, even if errors or interruptions occur, maintaining integrity and consistency within software systems.