What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density
in the TestEnvironment?

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / psandhu

The Measure Defect-Density (DD) Measures the number of
defects in a perticular size of code. it is measured as follows:
LOC (Lines of Code), Defects: number of defects in the code;

DD = Defects/(K)LOC

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / kannan

Total Number of Defects
Defect density = -----------------------
Size of the Project


Size of Project can be Function Points, Feature Points, Use
Cases, KLOC etc

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / suneel reddy

number of defects found for perticular size of code

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / ravikanth.m

Defect Density: [Weighted Defects / Size in Function Points]

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / karthik

This basically is the Consolidated Graph of Number of
defects found in each module. This is help ful to locate
the error prones and Help to concentrate on a particular
area while making Analysis.

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / suneel reddy

Deefct density is nothing but number of defects for
particular size of code
We will determine the defect density using metrics and
measurements i our environments

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / sm

Defect Density:

No of defects for a particular test coverage is known as
defect density.

defect density is a specific feature in the testing life
cycle.Means we can able to identify based on the total no
of test cases we are having and how many of the tset cases
failed while testing gives the measure of defect density.

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / beena k

Important
- Only agreed to defects by QA and Developer are counted
- Period/phase has to be identifed (Requirements/ Design,
Coding, Testing)
- Size needs to be agreed to (Function Points, LOC)

Basis this
Defect Density = Number of Defects / Size

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / surya

by avg no of bugs in one module

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What is the Defect density? how to find out Defect density in the TestEnvironment?..

Answer / nikhil

no

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