k_parvez123

 Profile Answers by k_parvez123 

• Mar 20th, 2006

 

These are indicating to application/specific function is not working as per expectation. Depends on the companies these terms will be used. Some companies are using anomalies instead of bug/defect etc...

In generic way the main difference is :

Bug : At the time of developing or testing(i.e before releasing of s/w) the raised anomalies  are  treated as Bugs.

Defect : After s/w releasing whatever the anomalies raised, is called as Defect.

Error : The syntax problems, debugging problems which are relevant to coding are treated as errors.

Thanks,

ramesh, QA engineer,

Wipro technologies, Bangalore,

ramesh.babumaguluri@wipro.com

Pranav Gupta

• Apr 16th, 2006

 

Bug: Fault before production.Defect: Fault after production.Error: Mismatch of requirements with final product.pranav guptaambala

prabha

• Jun 10th, 2006

 

The mistake in the code is known as "ERROR" The mistake found by the tester is know as "DEFECT" The Defect accepted by the Developer to be resolved is known as "BUG"

shiva(kittu)

• Jul 8th, 2006

 

Error - Occured during the devloper coding  time.

Defect - found by Tester during testing process is called a defect or issue.

Bug - mistake accepetd by developer to resolve is called a bug.

Shiva (Kittu)

sowmya

• Mar 29th, 2007

 

BUG: The mistake found by tester during functional and system testing.

DEFECT:The bug accepted by developer to reslove.


ERROR:The mistake in program.