Software brittleness refers to the tendency of software systems to become fragile or break easily when changes are made or when they encounter unexpected conditions. This concept is often associated with software that is poorly designed, tightly coupled, or lacking in modularity and flexibility. When a software system is brittle, small changes in one part of the system can lead to errors, bugs, or failures in other parts of the system, making it difficult to maintain and evolve over time.
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