As a tester you are found a bug and you assigned dat bug to the correspondent developer.Then the developer not ready to accept that as a bug.what will you do?
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Answer Posted / sai krishna
I dont say my answer is correct if any mistakes are ther please correct Normally in the testing If i dont get the expected result as actual Result then i can say that as a Defect But not BUG......and More over in Testing Environment we use The terminology as Defect ...If the Build was entered into production environment If any issue raises in functionality of Application We can say that as a BUG
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