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What is the difference between Maintainability and Manageability in Software Engineering?

A Manageability is the ability to correct flaws in the system whereas maintainability is the ability to ensure the continued health of the system.
B Maintainability is the ability to correct flaws in the system whereas manageability is the ability to ensure the continued health of the system.
C Maintainability deals with ensuring that the system is always reliable and accessible whereas manageability deals with the ability to add functionality to the system.
D They are both the same.

Answer: B




  
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