rajendra

• Mar 23rd, 2007

 

Hi,
As per my knowledgs this is hypothetical statement.There is as such no product or application which have no defects/bugs.one can not test any application completely irrespective of size of the application or test cases coverage.
thanks
Rajendra

bakumar

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• Mar 23rd, 2007

 

As per my knowledge, Zero Defect is nothing but.  All the perceptions of the Test Engineer have raised any defect.

I mean that all the test cases derived from the Functional requirement specification have been successfully executed.  No defects were found…

bakumar

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• Mar 23rd, 2007

 

As per my knowledge, Zero Defect is nothing but.  All the perceptions of the Test Engineer have raised not any defect.

I mean that all the test cases derived from the Functional requirement specification have been successfully executed.  No defects were found…

tudhayakumar

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• May 14th, 2008

 

Software that does not have any defects (ie zero bugs) can be called as Zero defect.
Actually speaking, we cannot say a software is a "zero defect" application. Might be,
remaining bugs are undiscovered. Thats all.

So, normally a terminology is used for indicating as no more bugs. That is "Zarro boogs". Means, all the bugs found are closed. thats all. It doesnt mean that there are no bugs. Al the bugs found are closed and no new bugs are discovered.