Why is it said that "Absence-of-errors is a fallacy" in software testing principles?

  • Errors don't impact user satisfaction
  • Errors mean the product is bad
  • Just because a product passes tests doesn't mean it meets user needs
  • Users always find defects
The principle "Absence-of-errors is a fallacy" denotes that even if a software product has passed all test cases, it doesn't necessarily mean it will satisfy the end-users. A product without errors can still be unusable or fail to meet the user's needs and expectations.
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