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When is it the answer

When does a statement constitute an answer to question? How can it be known that the statement is a correct answer to a question? Under what conditions is a piece of software the solution to a user’s requirements. The answer to these questions depends on the degree of certainty required. A formal definition of the problem domain, language, and theory is required to produce reliable results.