what is a bug?
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Answer / arvind
A computer bug is an error, flaw, mistake, failure, or
fault in a computer program that prevents it from working
correctly or produces an incorrect result.
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Answer / jyothi
If the system is not performing as per the requirements it
is a bug.
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Answer / ch.s.m.prasad
Error: A mistake in a coding is called error.
Defect: due to errors in coding testing engineers getting
mismatches of our app. build this is defect or issue
Bug: these defects or issues are accepted by the devolopers
to be solve then it is called Bug
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Answer / rajeshwar
while test whatever comes defect those are called bug.its
not a error but put s in suspension or doutful status due
to some are high difference between actual output or
exepected output
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Answer / rajeshwar rao
While test what ever comes defect those are called bug
it s not a error but put in suspenssion doutfull status.due
to some or high diferrence between actual output or
expected output
A tester find the bug.unexpected behaviour in the
application is called bug.
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Answer / avinash
variance in expected and actual result according to
specification called bug
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Answer / ashutosh
Anything that cause a user pain is called bug.
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Answer / swarna rajesh reddy
Bugs are errors that cease the program execution.Sometimes it generates an incorrect output....
Kinds of bugs:
1)functional
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Answer / anupama girish
If there is any mistake during coding that is called as
DEFECT and if this Defect is identified by the tester than
it is called a BUG.
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