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please explain me with example of this question. diff
between bug and diffect. don't give def please give answer
with example.
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Answer Posted / ramarao
Error,bug,defect are given same menaing but it will be
used in different locations.When error will be get at the
client location it is defect,if it arrises at tester place
it is bug,if it will arises at developer place it is
error,but all of the given same meaning that is expected
behaviour of the application does not match with actual
behaviour of the application.
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