Bugs In A Software Testing
Bug: bus is a missing functionality in the application bugs can be classified into: 1.Critical. 2.Major. 3.Minor.based on this severity the priority is assigned by the developer for solving the bug in stipulated time assigned by priority.
Manifestation of an error on execution of software is called a bug. Some bugs are important and have high priority whereas; some bugs are dangerous and have high severity. Example: Runtime errors, Compilation errors.
Bug is an error found before the application goes into production. An error is an undesirable deviation from the requirements. Defect is an error found after the application goes into production. There is a lot of debate going on between a defect and a bug. In some companies a defect and a bug are treated as the same. In some companies these both terms are treated as different. According to me a bug occurs while performing white box testing .A defect occurs in black box testing. But i don’t know what is the term that should be used when any deviation between expected and actual occurs while performing grey box testing
bug is an error found during the testing phase of a program \ application. Bugs can be classified as
a. Logical Bugs :- Where the functionality asked for does not complete the task.
b. GUI Related Bugs : relates to the Design of the Interface. It is either related to the Application Form \ Reports of the application
c. Database Related :- Data does not get refreshed \ updated \ deleted \ edited
d. System Related: - The bug appears if the program is not compatible with the operating system
e. Software Service Pack :- Sometimes latest updates are available and the program may not be compatible with the same.
f. Browser Related :- Sometimes latest updates are available and the program may not be compatible with the same.
A fault in a program, which causes the program to perform in an unintended or unanticipated manner. See: anomaly, defect, error, exception, fault
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