What is the difference between bug,defect, error, failulre,
fault & mistake?
Answer Posted / rudraneel
Bug/Defect :
A bug or defect is a flaw in a system or system component
which may cause the system or the system component fail to
perform its desired action.
Error :
It is a human mistakes
Failure :
If the product or the application falied to perform its
desired action according to end-uesr prospective.
Fault :
It is a incorrect intermediate statement encounter during
program execution
Mistake :
Nothing but error raised by human action
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