Answer / dharmaraj allukapally

Severity means seriousness/ Impact of the defect w.r.t functionality.
SEVERITY:-
Blocker
critical
major
minor
cosmetic
Priority means Imaportance/Effort of the defect w.r.t customer side.
PRIORITY:-
P1
P2
P3
P4


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Answer / dharmaraj allukapally

ERRORS:-
Developers will call mismatches as Errors
DEFECTS:-
Testers will call mismatches as Defects
BUGS:-
Customers will call mismatches as Bugs


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Answer / girish

Severity:Means how severe the bug is and to what extent its
affecting the application
Priority:When we want the developer to fix the bug
E.g:if P1 is the priority given to a bug then the developer
should fix the bug at the earliest
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Bug:Found by tested before the application goes into
production
Defect:Found by customer after the application goes into
production
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Answer / nikhil

Saverity and priority both are related with effect of a bug
on behaviour of application but saverity is how the bug can
affect or its seriousness decided by TESTER and the priority
is decided by DEVELOPER after reviewing that defect.

Answer / minu mishra

Severity is defined by the impact of the application or
system.

Priority is defined based on the business need and
application both.

Answer / vidya sagar a

severity:severity describes the seriousness of the defects.
priority:priority describes the sequence in which defects
need to be rectified.
Defect:Defect is the deviation from the requirements.
Bug:Bug is the error identified in the application.

Answer / sneha

Error: When a programmer makes a mistake while coding then
it is called error.

Defect: If a tester finds that error then it is defect.

Bug: If a developer accepts that defect then it is Bug.

severity: the seriousness of the bug

priority:how much the bug is harmfull to the application.

thank u
Sneha

Answer / minu mishra

Basically Bug and Defect are same. Every client has there
own way of naming or calling terminologies. I have recently
heard SIR (software incident Report), Anomaly is also being
used for the same term bug or defect, so it is basically
same no difference. A tester also finds bug or Defect which
could be basically software error/ test script error/
requirement error. This means any software related issue
which doesn’t match with expected result. Customer also
finds bug or defect when they use their product those
defects gets fixed according to the need in next release or
build. If a customer finds show stopper defect(s) or Bug(s)
then it is not tested and approved properly as expected by
the requirement.

Answer / krishna

Severity : It Means how depth it is effecting the
application.
Priority : How fast it should be resolved to avoid the
defect.

Answer / rajesh

severity:the seriousness of defect in terms of functionality
priority:the importance of defect in terms of customers


defect:a mistake in coding is called error.this is error
found by during testing by test engineer called defect

bug:reported defect accepted by the developers is called bug
or issue issue means bug in us terminology.

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