Answer / karimullashakhadari shaik

Error:It occured when prog written against the programming
rules means syntactic and logicals.

Bug:It is said when a programmer find a error in his prog
and he noticed as Bug.

Defect:when the application went testing side any problem
occured during testing called as Defect.

Answer / bharath.v

Error : human made some mistakes that is called error.
Bug : The testing people found some mistake on the
logic.(disappeared problem)
defect : The development people are given solution for
particular logic.It may affect another logic that is called
defect.

Answer / raghavan

Error: An Fault in the program (ie. syntax error found in the program)
Defect: An Error in the Program which is found out by the tester Then it is called Bug
Bug: An Defect in the program which is accepted by the developer then it is called as Bug

Answer / kartheek g

Error and bug comes under a defect but

a human makes a error

error reflects as bug

any thing which makes user dissatisfied is Defect.

Answer / rupinder

Error:its at compile time
Bug:its at run time

Answer / shah

Error: Mistakes in coding leads to error naturally apart from this errors might by caused by network problems.

Bug: Application does not function as it has to due to errors in it, these are bugs. Mostly testers will find them while testing the application.

Defect: Deviation from expected result to actual result.

Answer / ch.s.m.prasad,kkd

error : A mistake in a coding is called error.

defect: due to errors in a coding testing engineers are
getting mismatches in the app. build it is called as defect
or issue.


bug: these defects or issues are accepted by developers to
be solve then it is called as bug

Answer / shailesh

It is really based on company's culture and the process the
company uses to develope its software.

Defect: it is tend to imply a condition that's really
severe, may be even dangerous.

Error/Bug: It is an anomaly and variance. It don't sound
quite so negative and infer more unintended operation than
an allout failure.

In software industry we generaly use the term "BUG".
and we use it when
1. The software does something that the product spec says
it shouldn't do.
2. The software doesn't do something that the product spec
says it should do., etc.

Answer / beena

Defect - Is when requirements not met as defined by the
client - Usually found by Testers during Verification
Activity or Smoke Testing

Bug - Is when the program does not function as expected to
fucntion - Can be found when doing self review by
developers - when the expected function fails. This can
also be found by testers during the validation stage

Error - Normally when a program / third party tol beng
implemented throws up a message due to non functionality

Answer / sandeep

what is the difference between error,bug and defect?
Answer
# 10
Defect : Anything missed in the requirements from customers point of view is called Defect.
Bug : if expected and actual does not match - called Bug.
Error : internal server error, 404

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