A "Beta Version" refers to a pre-release version of a software program that is made available to a limited audience for testing purposes. This stage allows developers to identify and fix bugs, gather user feedback, and make improvements before the final release. Beta versions are typically more stable than alpha versions but may still contain some issues. Users participating in a beta test can provide valuable insights into the software's functionality and usability. Their feedback helps developers ensure that the final product meets user needs and expectations. Common examples of beta versions include mobile apps and video games, often labeled as Beta during testing.