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.

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.

Answer / arya

Customer reported defect /Actual Effort (Test Phase in PM)


*Customer reported defect: All errors uncovered in SIT

Answer / raj

The no of defects identified in a component or system
divided by the size of the component of the system.

Answer / ashwini

It defines about the bugs found by client to bugs found by
tester

what could be the (realtime)bugs you come across in job portal and health care projects in terms of 1. high severity n low priority 2. high severity n high priority 3. low severity n low priority 4. low severity n low priority? pls its very urgent thanks n in advance n lukin forward for reply

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What is six sigma?

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what is the difference between bug and enhancements..

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3. what's the difference between the smoke and sanity testing. 4.Who test the sanity and who test the smoke testing? why?

7 Answers  

what r the entry criteria for functionality and performance testing?

1 Answers  

What is penetration matrix and how it is used in software testing?

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Hi, Anybody can explain me What is the Difference between 2- tier and 3-tier Architecture.

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product is ready to release you found defects but you can not postpone it? How will you handle it??

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Why position WinRunner and the AUT so they do not overlap?

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system testing or sub system testing ? both are same or different ?

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Can you explain tailoring?

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what is ECP?

4 Answers