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Rules that are expected to have zero or no false positive results.
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Rules that are expected to have zero or no false positive results.
Choose the correct option from below list
(1)Maintainabilty
(2)None of the options
(3)Reliability
(4)Both reliability and maintainability

Answer:-(4)Both reliability and maintainability
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