"Buggy software" refers to computer programs that contain errors or flaws, known as "bugs." These bugs can cause the software to behave unexpectedly, leading to crashes, incorrect results, or other issues that hinder its performance. Bugs can arise from various sources, including coding mistakes, design flaws, or compatibility problems with other software or hardware. Developers often release updates or patches to fix these bugs and improve the software's functionality. Users may experience frustration when encountering buggy software, as it can disrupt their tasks and reduce productivity. Ensuring high-quality software typically involves rigorous testing and debugging processes before release.