"Bug fixes" refer to updates made to software or applications to correct errors or issues that affect their performance. These errors, often called "bugs," can cause the software to behave unexpectedly, crash, or produce incorrect results. Developers identify these bugs through testing and user feedback, and they create fixes to improve the overall functionality and user experience. When a bug fix is released, it is usually included in a software update or patch. Users are encouraged to install these updates to ensure their systems run smoothly and securely. Regular bug fixes help maintain the reliability of software, such as operating systems, mobile apps, and video games.