what is difference between bug and defect who will find bug
and who will find out defect ..(Like developer or tester)?
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Answer / lakshmikanthab
Defect: When an error found by the test engineer (testing
department) then it is called defect
Bug: if the defect is agreed by the developer then it
converts into bug, which has to fix by the developer or
post pond to next version.
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Answer / varshab
In last reply I forgot to ans one thing.Bug can be reported
by tester/user or system analyst.Developers also find bugs
in peer review or unit testing however they dont follow any
reporting process as such.
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Answer / vino
A Defect is a failure on the confirm of requirements’ where
we typically say there is need of something necessary for
completeness
A bug is an error, mistake, failure, to the expected
result and found during the testing
A Error we will find from bad code in some computer
programming which will produce incorrect results ,Syntax
error , Server error, Run time error etc
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Answer / nannan
Firstly, what is a defect? Any deviation from customer
expectation is a defect. It can happen in any phase of SDLC
starting from Requirement phase.
e.g. A mistake in BRD is a defect done by BA.
Any defect in coding found in the Testing phase started to
be colloquially called as a Bug. But later got standardised.
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Answer / anant
The main difference between bug and defect is for bug its
location is not know and for defect location is know defect
is difference between actual and expected result defect and
bug are both found by the tester
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Answer / viji
The error or fault that is found by testers are bugs and
the fault done by developers are defect
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Bug- Conformed defected is called bug. It is called as a bug only at developer's end.
Defect- Any Functionality is wrong then it is said to be defect by testers. It turns to bug in developers end. A bug in a software causes a defect in the software
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Answer / prashant deshmukh
Defect means mismatch between actual results and expected defect .
Bug means when defect is accepted by developer is called bug
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Answer / bhagyashree
Defect: it is a deviation between excepted result and actual result AUT(application under test) is called defect. or deviation from request.
Bug: if a developer accept the defect is called bug.or informal name of defect.
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Answer / pooja
Bug: Finding the missing functionality during execution of
the application.
Defect: difference b/w customer requirments and actual
requirments
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