what is be bugging ?
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Answer / vamci
If the Project management add some known defects inorder to
estimate the efficiency of tester,then it is called Be
bugging or Defect Seeding or Defect Feeding.
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Answer / ankita
In simple words, "Be bugging" is the process of adding
known defects to the application by seeding
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Answer / tony
The process of intentionally adding known defects to those
already in the
component or system for the purpose of monitoring the rate
of detection and removal, and
estimating the number of remaining defects. [IEEE 610]
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Answer / vimukt
bugging : to irritate or upset
Be bugging : It is a process of adding known defect/s with
an intention to disturb application/software working , It
can be done through seeding.
In short :- Adding known defects by seeding
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Answer / sudhansu
Bebugging is nothing but fault seeding. Adding a number of
known faults to a software system for the purpose of
monitoring the rate of detection and removal.
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Answer / ashok
estimate the defect before performing the testing
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Answer / g mallikarjun
i think the question is debugging or bug?
debugging is the process of finding the errors in the
automated script and resolving it.
bug is the diffenrence between expected value and actual
value.
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