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what is diff., between bug and defect
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Answer / jawahar
Bug: Mismatch between the expected value and actual value
Defect : Deviation from the client requirement
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Answer / chennareddy
ERROR::: It is is human activities of system fault or error
DEFECT::It is miss match between Expected value and present
value
BUG:::if developer can accepting the defect then it's called
the bug.
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Answer / sudhakar8
Bug:A catch all term for all software defects or error
Defect:It is “A deviation from specification or standard”
or “Any thing that causes customer dissatisfaction
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Actually:
Bug: Deviation from requirement is a bug.
Deffect: Defect is the one which wil cause the software
failure.
so Bug is Cause for defect
Defect is effect of the bug.
One more thing in real time people use these both terms as
Synonymical words. Majority of people say both are same.
still any one of have doubts regarding this concept feel
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Answer / jamal m. aqib
If any bug found in the software means software error is
exist in the software.
If your software is not working means some defect in your
software.
In Short:
Bug: programming error
defect: software not working
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