<prompt> Hlalosa hore na static analysis ke eng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what static analysis is. . Response in English: Static analysis refers to a method of evaluating software or computer code without actually executing the program. It involves using various tools and techniques to analyze and evaluate source code, bytecode or binary code against pre-defined coding standards and rules, to identify potential issues, errors, or vulnerabilities in the code. These tools are designed to thoroughly examine code to identify any patterns, issues or defects that could potentially cause the software to behave unexpectedly or result in security breaches. The goal of static analysis is to improve the quality, security and reliability of software, by addressing and fixing issues early on in the development process, before the software is released or deployed. . Response in Sesotho: Static analysis e bolela mokhoa oa ho hlahloba software kapa khoutu ea khomphieutha ntle le ho phethahatsa lenaneo. E kenyelletsa ho sebelisa lisebelisoa le mekhoa e fapaneng ea ho sekaseka le ho lekola khoutu ea mohloli, bytecode kapa khoutu ea binary khahlano le litekanyetso le melao ea likhoutu tse boletsoeng esale pele, ho tseba lintlha tse ka bang teng, liphoso, kapa bofokoli ba khoutu. Lisebelisoa tsena li etselitsoe ho hlahloba khoutu ka botlalo ho tseba mekhoa efe kapa efe, litaba kapa liphoso tse ka etsang hore software e sebetse ka mokhoa o sa lebelloang kapa ea baka tlolo ea tsireletso. Sepheo sa tlhahlobo e tsitsitseng ke ho ntlafatsa boleng, tsireletso le botšepehi ba software, ka ho rarolla le ho lokisa litaba esale pele tsebetsong ea ntsetsopele, pele software e lokolloa kapa e sebelisoa. 