Software system evolution refers to the process of making changes, modifications, and upgrades in existing software systems to meet evolving user needs and technological advancements. It involves adapting and enhancing the functionality, performance, and usability of software systems over time, while preserving its overall integrity and stability. The evolution process also involves fixing bugs, addressing security vulnerabilities, and ensuring compatibility with new operating systems and hardware platforms. The goal of software system evolution is to ensure that the software system remains effective, efficient, and relevant, while meeting the ever-increasing demands of users and stakeholders.
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