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What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?
Bug is a error during execution of the program. There are two types of bugs: syntax and logical.


  
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April 27, 2005 02:00:05   #1  
Vinod        

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?
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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July 22, 2005 02:29:04   #2  
Sandeep B        

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?
It is the flaw in the system that causes the system or a component of a system to fail to perform its intended functions
 
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August 06, 2005 00:44:05   #3  
Eswar        

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?
Bug: which finds bfore the application goes into production
 
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August 12, 2005 02:35:11   #4  
G.A.Sivabalan        

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?
Bug is an unwanted flow of the program.
 
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September 13, 2005 07:39:33   #5  
Eswar Member Since: September 2005   Contribution: 5    

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?

Bug---Which is find before the appliction is going into the production.

Types of bugs are Syntatical Logical.


 
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September 21, 2005 05:00:49   #6  
pravin nahire        

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?

Bug is Deviation Between Actual Result and Expected Result.


 
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September 21, 2005 06:14:48   #7  
shiva        

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?

Bug is fault in a Prog which causes the Prog to perform in unanticipated manner or unintended manner

bugs r 2 types namely 1.Syntax 2. Logical


 
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October 01, 2005 06:36:50   #8  
Beena Kadam Member Since: September 2005   Contribution: 19    

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?

A 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.


 
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October 13, 2005 16:41:56   #9  
Neelima Member Since: October 2005   Contribution: 3    

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?
A Bug is something that violates the requirement.
 
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October 18, 2005 03:03:30   #10  
ybadrinath        

RE: What is a bug? What types of bugs do you know?
bug: bus is a missing functionality in the application bugs can be classified into: 1.Critical. 2.Major. 3.Minor.based on these severity the priority is assigned by the developer for solving the bug in stipulated time assigned by prority.
 
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