Answer / dunnalot

There is no such thing as defect-free software. If there is
then it only remains defect-free for a short time as there
are always changes to requirements that cause software to
be changed and require retesting.

IMO the sign of a system that is close to being tested well
enough, is based on the type of defects being raised. The
severity is lower and the defects are more cosmetic in
nature.

Answer / nannan

The rate of bug detection is nil.

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