what is the difference between error,bug and defect?
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Answer Posted / ajay singh
Bug: it is inconsistancy netween Functional Requirement and
actual implementation. If something is already documented
to be implemented and implementation is not consistant as
per requirement then its a BUG.
Defect: If something is happening with the functionality
that is not mentioned in any document to be followed during
implementation or testing then its a defect.
Like if we double click on any Folder existing on the root
node and get an Internal Error or System Crash message then
its a Defect.
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