In the context of test reporting, what does "defect density" refer to?
- The average time taken to fix a defect
- The number of defects found per unit of code or function points
- The percentage of test cases passed
- The ratio of test cases executed to the total number of test cases
Defect density refers to the number of defects found per unit of code or function points. It helps gauge the quality of the software by identifying how many defects are present in a given amount of code.
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