please explain me with example of this question. diff
between bug and diffect. don't give def please give answer
with example.
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Answer / rsntallapudi123
Bug is a condition which causes the s/w to fail.
eg:- programming errors, logical errors.
Defect is nonconfirmation with requirements i.e. it is the
difference between expected output and acutal output.
eg:- if we perform an operation on the AUT we expect the
output as "X" but the the operation results as "Y".
Here the expected value mismathes with actual value, so
this nonconfirmation with requirement is calle defect.
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Answer / vikas mohan
BUG :- means error in code and this is find by the
developers..
DEFECT :- means error in application (applicatin is not
properly working) and this is find by the tester.
This is the simple difference b/w BUG n DEFECT u can follow
this
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Answer / suneel kumar reddy
Bug comes in coding whle debugging developers find the bug
but while doing testing if any diff between actual result
and expected result it is called defect
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Answer / satish m jampani
defect:-(eg)-consider ur launching a magazine.if the reader
finds the mistakes in that, its called as Defect.
another eg:ther is mistake in ur question (i.e diffect),
as its spelling is 'defect'....
THIS IS CALLED AS DEFECT
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Answer / ramarao
Error,bug,defect are given same menaing but it will be
used in different locations.When error will be get at the
client location it is defect,if it arrises at tester place
it is bug,if it will arises at developer place it is
error,but all of the given same meaning that is expected
behaviour of the application does not match with actual
behaviour of the application.
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Answer / todi
hi ramrao,anushree,satyaprasad all of you give wrong answer
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Answer / kazi
Hi,
Defect-difference between actual result and excepted result
know as a defect.
Bug-does not meet the actual application exception result
know as Bug.its ot we can say not fallow the correct process.
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Answer / srija
HI Bug is which makes the software to fail ,where in case of severity the developer needs to fix it immediately,to run the s/w successfully.
where in case of defect wen the tester is testing the application ,suppose if we take an insurance application the user needs to login the page ,but he didn't find the login button then it is called defect (requirement missing)and where as BUG alignment issues(spelling mistakes etc.., )
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Answer / anushree
Bug and Defect are similar terms.
Bug is the word used by Tester when he finds the error
and defect is the word used by the Developer.
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Answer / satyaprasad
the error that was found in developement side is called
defect or issue.and that defect when comes testing side to
resolve is called Bug
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