Is the number of shutter times of a SLR camera its lifespan?

Shutter life is the life of the original shutter assembly, not the life of the SLR. However, the shutter life is almost gone, and the digital SLR can almost be replaced. Generally speaking, 100 shutter times per week is only 5,000 shutter times in a year. The lifespan of a digital SLR is generally 5 years. If it is well maintained, it can be used for about 8 years. 150,000 times of use proves that the frequency of use of a digital SLR is very high. It is generally a discarded machine in photo studios. Personal cameras rarely go to this extent.