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3.1. What is a Defect?
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What is the definition of a defect?
Hint
Think of it as a bug in the software.
- 2.
List two examples of defect severity levels.
Hint
Consider cases where functionality is affected.
- 3.
What is a defect?
- An error in the system
- A feature request
- A software update
Hint
Think of what diverges from expected behavior.
- 4.
Defects should be reported when the system does not function as expected.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the purpose of defect reporting.
- 5.
You are tasked with handling a defect report for a critical system failure during peak hours. Describe the steps you would take to prioritize and address this defect.
Hint
Consider the user impact and business consequences.
- 6.
Imagine a scenario where multiple defects are reported simultaneously. Discuss how you would manage reporting and fixing these defects effectively.
Hint
Think about how to balance workload and urgency.
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- You can use hints if you need help
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