Software Quality Assurance Practice Exam

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Does a bug model predict how many bugs you should track at any given time? True or False?

True
False

The correct answer is: True

A bug model is a framework or methodology used to estimate the presence of software defects over time. While it may provide insights into the anticipated number of defects based on historical data, development practices, or specific project characteristics, it does not dictate a fixed number of bugs to track at any given moment. The nature of software projects, including complexity and development processes, can lead to a fluctuating number of bugs that need to be addressed at different stages. Therefore, the assertion that a bug model specifically predicts how many bugs should be tracked at any moment is not accurate. Thus, the appropriate answer would be false. This understanding shows that while bug models are useful in general for quality assurance, they do not prescribe limitations on tracking defects uniquely.