Chapter 17 Case: Bugs Everywhere Bug reports are an important part of software development All bugs must be logged, fixed, and tested. There are three common types of bugs programmers look for when building a system Syntax errors. A mistake in the program's words or symbols Runtime errors: A mistake that causes the program to crash, such as dividing by 0 or adding together two strings Logic errors A mistake that causes the output of the program to be wrong, such as adding instead of subtracting, using instead of or using the wrong data in an equation 1. Rank the three types of bugs by which one is the easiest to identify and which one is the most difficult to identify 2 What happens if metrics are not tracked on bug identification and bug fixes? 3. What happens if a bug is not caught during development and goes live in production? -000 Rotorences 4. Imagine the following scenario: A tester creates a new bug report for a problem that was already identified as a bug: however, it is not detected as a duplicate. What happens to the project? This is a particularly common issue with large, complex system development efforts. How can you mitigate the problem of different users reporting the same bug or problem about the same system