How would you define a "bug?"
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Answer / chitti
During execution of testcases if a tester found any
defect/isue and that defect is accepted by the developer
than its is known as bug.
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Answer / sireesha
Bug : Abnormal Behaviour of Software is called as a Bug.
It could be a Logical, Graphical, Calculation etc..
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Answer / ramachandra naidu
Bug:
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--> Non-conformance of software to its requirements is
commonly called a bug.
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Answer / chennakeshavulu
at the time of test execution the test engineers got any
defect.that defect is assigned to tracking team, the
tracking team is assigned that defect to developers if it is
acceptable defect.that defect is fixing by developers is
called as bug.
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Answer / ashish
Any un expected result from your software.
correct me if i am wrong.
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Answer / lakshmi
When the actual result deviates from the expected result it
is said to be a bug
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