Answer Posted / haritha

Bug life cycle:there are 6 stages
1.detect the defect
2. reproduce the defect
3. report the defect
4. fix the defect
5.resolve the defect
6.close the defect

while fixing the defect we assign status to the bug as
1. new: when it is found by the tester for the first time
2.open: when they are solving the defect then set the status
as open
3.rejected:if they feel it as not a defect then set the
status as rejected
4. differed: if they accept the defect and not interested to
resolve it in this version then set the status as differed
5.closed:if the defect was resolved then set the status as
closed
6. reopen:after the defect was resolved and when we perform
regression testing if the defect was found again then we
will set the status as reopen

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