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Computer programs often require modifications over their lifetime. This is referred to as software maintenance and is usually the responsibility of the person or company that originally produced the product. There are different classes of changes that are made to computer programs. Maintenance is classified as corrective, adaptive, perfective or preventive. It is not possible to anticipate or test for all possible problems that may occur in using a software product. Fixing bugs that are discovered after initial release is the most common reason for software updates. The distribution of new computer hardware or software environments for the program sometimes results in a revision. An example is the release of a new operating system that necessitates an update to an application program. Once the product is in use, new capabilities may be requested which justify modification of the original program. Word processing and spreadsheet programs routinely incorporate new features that result in the release of new versions. The developer may see a need to update the program to improve its maintainability or reliability and restructure the source code to make future revisions easier.Types of Maintenance
Corrective
Adaptive
Perfective
Preventive
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