What is differnce between bug and error?
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Answer / vinay bhatnagar
According to my understanding
Error- Error is obviously a mistake and an error is always a
bug.
Bug- Bug is not always a mistake, example- if we prepare one
system which having more features then client requirement so
its not a error because system is working good with more
features but its a bug as system is not according to the
requirement.
Thanks and Regards
Vinay Bhatnagar
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Answer / amiricks
Hi friends as far as i know
Error :- we can face error if only any syntax,logical,code
error is there in the application, so it may be defined as
Any human action that produce a problem in the system
termed as an error.
Defect:- Deviation from Expected result to actual result is
called defect
Bug:- It is an informal name given to a defect
Failure :- When this deviation is found by the end user
while using the application is called .
If i am wrong please correct me
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Answer / vijay
Error: when developer is find any mistake in his environment about application that situation called error.
Bug: developer send the application to testing environment, tester find any error is called bug. again tester assign to developer for fix the Bug.
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