If there's a problem in the software but no one ever discovers it, not programmers, not testers, and not even a single customer. Is it a bug?

srinivas

• Oct 24th, 2006

 

Definitely its a bug. No software can be bugfree. Testing can only show the presence of bugs but not their absence.

veerendra potla

• Oct 25th, 2006

 

yes. It is a bug. because of dead lines or some other pressures sometimes somee bugs gone scott free right under our nose.We can't say that software is bug free.

Dileep Kumar.G

• Oct 29th, 2006

 

Hi Jainbrijesh,

If testers, programmers, custormers doesn't find a problem with application then that's not a bug. why because, If u find a problem that's a bug. if nobody raise bug how would we know, there is a bug in the application.

Generally test engineers are like customers or users of the application. We have to verify the application in that aspect. Ofcourse, we have more knowledge about the application (DB, Servers, UI everything).

Cheers

dileepkumar.g@gmail.com

Swaroop kumar

• Nov 22nd, 2006

 

Its not a bug, if any one doesn't know that there is a bug then how they will tell that bug did not discovered,hence its not a bug...