<prompt> Hlalosa mohopolo oa monko oa khoutu.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the concept of code smell. . Response in English: Code smell refers to any characteristic or pattern in the source code of a software program that suggests there might be a problem. These characteristics or patterns may indicate a potential weakness in the design, bad practices, inefficiencies, or potential vulnerabilities within the code. While code smell does not necessarily mean that the program itself is not functional, it may indicate areas that could benefit from being refactored to improve the overall quality of the code, increase its readability, and make maintenance easier in the future. Some common examples of code smells include poorly-organized code structures, long or complicated methods, overuse of global variables, and duplicated or copy-pasted code blocks. It is important to identify and address code smells early on, as they can lead to bigger problems and make the software harder to develop, maintain, and scale in the future. . Response in Sesotho: Monko oa khoutu o bolela tšobotsi kapa mokhoa ofe kapa ofe oa mohloli oa software o fanang ka maikutlo a hore ho ka ba le bothata. Litšobotsi tsena kapa lipaterone li ka bontsa bofokoli bo ka bang teng moralong, litloaelong tse mpe, ho se sebetse hantle, kapa bofokoli bo ka bang teng ka hara khoutu. Le hoja monko oa khoutu ha o bolele hore lenaneo ka boeona ha le sebetse, le ka na la bontša libaka tse ka ruang molemo ka ho tsosolosoa ho ntlafatsa boleng ba kakaretso ea khoutu, ho eketsa ho baloa ha eona, le ho etsa hore tlhokomelo e be bonolo nakong e tlang. Mehlala e meng e tloaelehileng ea monko oa khoutu e kenyelletsa mekhoa e sa hlophisoeng hantle ea khoutu, mekhoa e telele kapa e rarahaneng, tšebeliso e feteletseng ea mefuta-futa ea lefatse, le li-block blocks tse kopitsoang. Ke habohlokoa ho tseba le ho rarolla monko oa khoutu esale pele, kaha o ka lebisa mathateng a maholo le ho etsa hore software e be thata ho e ntlafatsa, ho e boloka le ho e fokotsa nakong e tlang. 