Answer Posted / amber

There is no difference between Bugs/Errors/Defects. They
are one at the same things. Different companies are using
different terms for defining errors. If I take an example
of HPQC, every issue is being locked in the tool
as 'Defect' (even if its been found during requirement
walkthroughs / Unit Testing or Function testing)

All signifies one statement:
"Differernce between actual and expected output"

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