Imagine a scenario where testing is being conducted and the same bugs are being reported even after they've been fixed. Which principle of software testing might explain this phenomenon?
- Absence of Errors Fallacy
- Defect Clustering
- Pesticide Paradox
- Testing shows presence of defects
The "Pesticide Paradox" principle explains that if the same tests are repeatedly conducted, they will no longer find new bugs. It's important to update and revise tests regularly to catch new defects. If the same bugs appear repeatedly, the tests might not be evolving with the application's changes.
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