What is Defect Density? How it can be calculated?
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Answer / mony
Defect Density can be defined as the no. of defects found
in a particular section of code.
Defect Density=No. of Defect found/Total number of lines of
code.
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Answer / smita mahajan
Defect Density can be defined as the no. of defects found
in a all test execution cycles.
Defect Density=No. of Defects found/Total number of test
cases executed.
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Answer / arya
Customer reported defect /Actual Effort (Test Phase in PM)
*Customer reported defect: All errors uncovered in SIT
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Answer / raj
The no of defects identified in a component or system
divided by the size of the component of the system.
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Answer / ashwini
It defines about the bugs found by client to bugs found by
tester
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