Yes, software reliability can be measured and predicted
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ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes
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Complexity is one of the important attributes of reliability. Higher design complexity increases the probability of error occurrences and decreases reliability of software. Inheritance has been indentified as a key construct to control design complexity. This paper proposes a formula to calculate the overall complexity of design hierarchy caused by inherited methods.