Answer / suneetha

Hi,

The question is kind of Abstract. There definitely is a bug
with the functionality of the Calculator. I would say we
could categorize Bug report outline as follows.

BugId : Autogenerated by Tool or as maintained by Tester.
BugSummary : Addition functionality failing for Even
numbers.
Application : Calculator.
Bug Description : Whenever User tries to add 2 even number,
the resultant is displayed as one more than the actual
expected result. Functionality works fine correctly for Odd
Number addition.
Severity : High.
Priority : High.
TestDataUsed : 2+2, 4+4, 6+6..........1+1,3+3........
Date Detected : ##/##/####
Detected By : Tester Name.

We would also have to test whether 2 odd Numbers are added
up correctly on consecutive operations. Incase the result
fails for the second attempt, we would have to change our
Bug Report accordingly.

Answer / deepika. mashetty

While adding an even number by itself the result is being
displayed wrongly, The result obtained in 1 + original
result which needs to obtained.

Answer / c.sri harsha

FOR ODD NUMBERS,CALC COMPUTES WELL
BUT COMING 2 EVEN NUMBERS,1 IS BEING ADDED TO THE SUM OF TWO
EVEN NUMBERS....
HENCE THERE MIGHT BE A BUG IN THE LOOP FOR ADDING TWO EVEN
NO.S',SINCE IT IS A CALC...WHICH HAS A LED DISPLAY THE
PROBLEM MIGHT B WITH THE LIGHT ELECTRIC DIODES..........

Answer / ravi

hi guys

here i am not giving my exact answer but I likes to express
my views on this sort of queries. in this situation as a
Test Engineer
u should not say addition of even numbers is giving
problem, instead of that u should be very specific about the
problem in this case every addition even numbers resultant
is added with 1 ex; 2+2=5, 4+4=9 etc, so you have to be
very specify these minute things properly because your

submitting report to your senior

other then that u should mention:

1.severity and priority
2.Take screen shot & attachments (if possible)
3. define the sentence short and clear if it is analytical
like above query,
4.define the steps to reproduce(show the sample calculation
in above query)
5.define the environment used(atleast show this field if ur
not sure also)
finally try to bring general bug report formate in any of
the bug
like who detected assigned person name, date, status of bug etc

cheers
ravi

Answer / raj

when ever adding the even number itself , the value added
automatically ,

so the code is wrong , if the even number means, the value +
1 is automaticallly added .

Answer / tania

when an even no. is added to it, the result obtained is
incorrect always 1 less than the result is displayed.

Answer / mudaseer

action
add two same numbers
expected result
it should give the correct answer

actual result

when we add same numbers which are multiple of 2 it is giving wrong result

result fail

severity high priority high
(the bug report should be written in excel sheet )

Answer / balaji

Condition:
Check for the display of additional values for even numbers
Input:
(i)Enter the even number(ii)Enter the + symbol in the
calculator(iii)Enter the same even number and press the =
symbol in the calculator
Expected Result:
It should display the value as the additon of those two
values

In bug life cycle after closing the bug status at last stage again where you start

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