Why is it necessary to set limits on the number of possible errors in a project?

Setting limits on the number of possible errors in a project helps control quality and system stability. It allows:

• Early detection of problems and prevention of their accumulation.
• Maintaining reliability and meeting quality requirements.
• Defining thresholds at which measures should be taken (e.g., fixing bugs, conducting additional testing).
• Improving development and operation processes through error monitoring and analysis.

Thus, limits serve as a risk management tool and ensure more predictable project operation.