• August 13, 2025
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What is a Bug, Density & Debugging?

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What is a bug?

Bug is an error in code that causes the product to fail to perform the intended function.

What is defect density?

Defect density is number of defects per line in a specific code.

What is debugging?

Debugging is locating the bug and fixing it. Testers find the defect and report it to the developer. Developer locates the bug that caused the reported defect and fixes it.

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Steven Roger is a technology blogger for the H2K Infosys blog, where he brings complex tech concepts to life with clear, engaging insights. With a passion for IT education and over a decade of industry experience, Steven specializes in demystifying the latest in software development, business analysis, and quality assurance training. His articles provide readers with practical knowledge and tips on upskilling for successful careers in tech.
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