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![]() Related Questions Definitely not! The major problem with testing that you cannot calculate how many error are in the code, functioning etc. There are many factors involved such as experience of programmer, complexity of Latest Answer : A finite state machine, for example implemented using something like Ragel would have a finite number of outcomes, and so would expect be possible to be 100% test covered. ... Latest Answer : Defect density is nothing but number of defects for particular size of code.
We will determine the defect density using metrics and measurements in our
environments
The Measure Defect-Density (DD) Measures the number of defects in a particular
size ... Latest Answer : You could say a bad defect is one which cannot be reproduced. ... Read Answers (7) | Asked by : madhuri Latest Answer : answer to this wud b a part of defect management skills. it cud b defect manger / lead or improtantly tester. every defect raised should be discussed n agreed, resolved or set to a standard level as accepted with project team. all the defects shd ... Read Answers (2) | Asked by : shiva Latest Answer : can anybody give an example to masked defect, please ... Read Answers (4) | Asked by : Ashok Latest Answer : changing and incomplete requirements. 2) weak communications b/w team members. 3) tight schedule 4)low budzet for testing. ... Latest Answer : error - a mistake in the programme found by programmer himself.defect - a mismatch between expected and actual as found by a tester.bug - defect accepted by Defect Tracking Team and fixed by developers ... Read Answers (10) | Asked by : vishnu Latest Answer : One of the important test case missed in above test cases is copying the password and trying to paste it on relogin.Amit ... Read Answers (5) | Asked by : rose Latest Answer : Defect Density:Defect Density = Defect/unit sizeEx: Suppose 10 bugs are found in 1 KLOCTherefore DD is 10/KLOC ...
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