What strategies can be employed to manage defects with varying levels of severity and priority?
- Addressing defects randomly without prioritization
- Addressing high-priority defects first and deferring low-priority
- Fixing defects based on the module affected
- Ignoring low-severity defects and focusing on high-severity
Effective defect management involves addressing high-priority defects first to ensure critical issues are resolved promptly. Lower-priority defects may be deferred for later stages to optimize resources.
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