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suppose that you are running tests on the windows calculators and find that 1/1=2,2/2=1,3/3=10,4/4=1,5/5=26&6/6=1..write a bug description that effectively describes this problem...iits urgent

  
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November 15, 2006 08:16:58   #1  
anny        

RE: suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...
The division operation is not performed properly.
 
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November 16, 2006 00:20:35   #2  
jenny        

RE: suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...
Division operation is not performed properly for odd numbers.
 
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November 16, 2006 02:40:15   #3  
Rajalakshmi        

RE: suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...
Title: Dividing two odd numbers gives an answer that's one too much
Description:
Test Case: Simple division
Setup steps: Start version 1.0 of calculator
Repro steps:Try dividing two odd numbers such as 1/1 3/3 and 5/5
Excepted Results:Correct answer for all calculations--1/1 1 3/3 1 ..
Actual Results: For two odd numbers the answer is one too high--- 1/1 2 3/3 10 5/5 11 and so on.

 
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November 16, 2006 07:57:57   #4  
Vibhav Srivastava        

RE: suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...

Defect Title: Dividing two odd numbers gives Wrong answer

Defect Description: dividing two odd numbers such as 1/1 3/3 and 5/5 gives wrong Result.

when we tries to Devide a ODD number with itself it gives Result as square of the Number + 1.

Example for 5: 5/5 Result: 5*5+1 26

Similarly For 3: 3/3 Result: 3*3+1 10

and So on...

Excepted Results:Correct answer for all calculations--1/1 1 3/3 1 5/5 1 and So on


 
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November 27, 2006 01:07:17   #5  
M.Balajee        

suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...

Bug ID_1 : CL

Module : Division

Short Description : Division Operation is not performed properly

Long Description : Press number 5 and click the divide button and press another number 5 and press button.Instead of displaying 1 it is displaying 26.

Pre-Requiste Condition : Press 5 / 5

Actual Result : 26

Expected Result : 1

Status : Open

Seviority : High

Priority : Major


 
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December 04, 2006 04:49:51   #6  
jainbrijesh Member Since: September 2006   Contribution: 1193    

RE: suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...
Bug type: Functionality ErrorBug: Odd number division is not correct.Expected: (Odd no./same no.) 1Actual: (odd no. / same no.) number square+1Severity: Normal
 
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December 17, 2006 23:55:05   #7  
G.D.S.Prasad Member Since: November 2006   Contribution: 191    

RE: suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...

Hi

The Defect Profile for the above case is as afollows.

Defect ID: XYZ-01

Test Case ID: ABC-01

Screen Name: Calliculator

Test Case Name: Checking Division Operator

Bug Description: The division operator for ODD numbers not working Properly.

Steps To Reproduce:

1.Go to Run in START menu & click RUN

2. Type calc and click OK.

3. Use division operator for different data.(1/1 3/3..etc)

With Regards

Prasad(G.D.S.Prasad@gmail.com)


 
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December 18, 2006 03:32:30   #8  
schittoor Member Since: March 2006   Contribution: 66    

RE: suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...

Calculator_positive_0.1

STEP

DESCRIPTION

EXPECTED RESULTS

1

Author:Srinivasulu.Chittoor

Date: 18/12/2006

Last Updated:Srini

Last Updated Date:18/21/2006

Feature/Requirement/Use Case ID and Description:

Feature: Team Content - Security.

Use Cases:

1 Cal_Pos_0.1

Description of test case:

To check the division of the Two number in Calculator

Prerequisites:

Calculator is installed in the system

All prerequisites are met.

2

Go to start menu in the window menu bar.

A Dropdown list should be displayed with list of available options.

2

Navigate Programs->Accessories-> and click on the Calculator option

The Calculator should be opened with defiantly displayed with 0 in the calculator display screen.

3

Use division operator (/) for giving different data.

Ex:- 1/1 3/3

System should display the result(1) in the calc display screen.

4

Click on the Close(X) option in the Calc.

The Calc should be closed.


 
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January 08, 2007 05:08:34   #9  
       

RE: suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...
They have asked only for the bug description so try to answer only that part without writing the test cases & all
BUG Des would be - Result nt accurate for same numbers in numerator & in denominator.
along with this try to explain with the example thy have given. & if necessary take a screen shot & post the issue..


 
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February 09, 2007 10:53:27   #10  
allin Member Since: February 2007   Contribution: 3    

RE: suppose that you are running tests on the windows ...
HITest Case ID:TC_CAL_1Description:Checking the odd number division funcationality.Steps To Reproduce: 1.Click on start button.2.Select & Click on Run option3.Type Calc in the open list box of RUN window & click on OK button.4.Click on ODD number5.Click on Division operator6.click on ODD number7.Click on Equal to operatorSeverity: HighPriority: HighRaised Date: DateAssigned To: DeveloperRaised By: Test EngineerStatus From Testing : openStatus FromDev Team: Accept/RejectRemarks From TestingTeam: Etc:Expected result and actual result: user knowsThis is the way to raise the defect.
 
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