Could someone answer the following testing Questions? 1)Give 5 reasons why a bu

Could someone answer the following testing Questions?
1)Give 5 reasons why a build can be released with bug

2)Write a bug report for a word processor program which
crashes when the
contents of 89th column is been sorted in assending order.

3)write test 10 cases for program which has a table with 2
fields of NAME

od char type and CLASS of INT type.NAME fields is truncated
after 26
charaters and CLASS takes value between 1 to 9 both included.

There are 3 possible opearations program can perform

a)When a new student joins the class the program adds a new
field

b)When student leaves the class the field get deleted
c)when student gets promoted then program incremts the class
by 1

Write 5 test cases for the scenario.

4)write 10 test cases for a program that takes date in
dd/mm/yyyy format

and prints it out with a increment of 1.

for dates (dd) can be given in the range 1<=dd>=30
for months (mm) can be given in the range 1<=mm>=12
for years(yyyy) can be given in the range 1600<=yyyy>=9999

5)Give 5 bugs that could cause a program to crash when it
printed the
999999 th pages 1000001th line.

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