What is the difference between bug and defect???
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Answer Posted / ferdinand martin
An error in coding identified through sample executions
(otherwise at the testing phase) is called a defect.
This identified defect which does not throw out the ER=AR
is a bug present in the software.
However its easy for one to consider bug and defect to mean
one and the same thing as there is a very fine line between
the two.
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