How will we come to know that its a bug,in what situations
we consider it as a bug?
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Answer / swathi
when the expected and actual behaviour of the application
is mismatching then we will get the bug.bug means error.
for exapmple: we are adding 2 numbers 2+2
our expected value is 4 but we get the answer 5.
in that situation we get the bug.
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Answer / naveen
If the application which we test dose not match SRS , its
termed as a bug. when the actual result differs from the
expected result ,we consider it as a bug
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Answer / shivendra tripathi
when the expected result(O/P) and actual output of the
application is mismatching according to SyRs , FID, TVPR
then we will found that this output is not correct so this
means bug or you can say Error.
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