👉 Unkillability is a concept in computer science, specifically in the field of programming and software engineering. It refers to an error or condition that prevents the program from completing its intended task, either because it involves a bug (an unintended behavior) or because it causes the program to run indefinitely until it is forcibly stopped. Unkillability can be defined in terms of various aspects of computer architecture, including hardware and software design. For example, if a program's execution path encounters an unkillable condition
