Tag "Software Bugs"

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Root Cause Analysis for Software Bug Averting

Analysis of the main causes is very important in the determining of the bugs sources or missed/wrong actions that lead to the penetration of errors into the system. The basic

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How to Prevent Software Bugs?

Due to the fact that errors are the incorrect or missing effects of human actions, it would be possible to prevent the occurrence of such defects, if we could automatically

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Definitions and Meaning: Error, Fault, Failure and Defect

Note: the article was updated in March 2019. The assurance of continuous software functioning is based on the absence of all possible errors, defects, failures and faults, commonly named in

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What Is Software Bug Seeding?

Note: the article was updated in September 2018. Bug seeding or bebugging is a technique that was developed to evaluate the number of software issues resident in the software product.

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Latent and Masked Software Bugs: What’s the Difference?

Note: the article was updated in October 2018 Bugs can attack your software at any time especially when you do not expect to meet them. Some software defects are not

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Main Types of Defects in Software Testing

Note: the article was updated in August 2018. There are several different classifications of software issues that are based on a certain criterion, for example, classification according to defect severity,

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Software Bugs. Definition and Meaning

The Definition of a Bug Well, software bug is any unexpected behavior; when software does something that you don’t consider it is correct. This can be anything from the demonstration

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Assessing Bug Priority and Severity

The majority of bug databases, whether developed in-house or through third-party tools have some fields that can be filled in-title, priority, severity, opened by, assigned to, and so on. I

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Statistics of Errors in the Code

According to western experts, the programmer makes a mistake on average once at five lines of code (including erratum). Approximately 90% of these errors is corrected by the programmer, the

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Do you consider yourself an expert in testing?

Note: the article was updated in August 2018. What distinguishes an ordinary tester from an expert? What knowledge and skills a professional QA engineer should possess? How to become a

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Analysis of Dynamics of Critical Defects

Over time the number of errors in the test program becomes less and at some point it has become necessary to terminate software testing. Determine this point is not so

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