QA Fundamentals · Senior · Question 76 of 76
Why is 'zero bugs found' in a test cycle not automatically good news?
- 1It proves the product has no defects remaining
- 2It means testers didn't do any meaningful work during the cycle
- 3It may mean weak tests or untested areas, not perfect quality
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Correct answer: It may mean weak tests or untested areas, not perfect quality
Explanation
Testing shows the presence of defects, not their absence. Check coverage of risks and whether the tests could have found the expected kinds of bugs.