what is stlc and what is bug life cycle? are the both same
or different?
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Answer / rajendra
STLC -Software testing life cycle
it means life cycle of the software life cycle
i.e
from requirement study toacceptence testing
Bug life cycle means bug life from detection to closing
phase
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Answer / b.bharathi
There are 6 phases in STLC,There are 1.Test
Planning, 2.Test Development,3.Test Execution,4.Result
Analysis, 5.Bug Tracking(Defect Tracking),6.Reporting.
There are 7 Phases in Bug Life Cycle. There are 1.New/Open
2.Repone,3.Closed,4.Fixed For Verification,5.Hold,6.As Per
Design,7.Testers Error.
Both are Different.
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Answer / ranjithreddy
Both STLC and Bug Life Cycle are different.
STLC consists of 6 stages. they are
1)Test Initiation
2)Test Plan.
3)Test Design.
4)Test Execution.
5)Test Execution.
6)Test Closure.
Where as bug life cycle starts with finding the defect for
the first time and ends at the time it is fixed,In between
it is assigned to varius status such as
new,open,reopen,fixed,closed,defered,pending, rejected
etc....
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