??? 10/19/05 12:30 Read: times |
#102624 - where is the difference Responding to: ???'s previous message |
As Erik usually says, testing does not prove the absence of bugs, just the absence of known bugs.
I think it is worse. Testing can only prove the presence of bugs, not the absence... If there, indeed is a diffrence, please elaborate. Testing will, indeed, show some bugs and glory be for that, the issue is to design in such a way that onlu "clerical errors" will happen, since testing will catch those. Erik clerical error: e.g. using the wrong register |