when a system fails at times, but then we try to duplicate that failure at other...
when a system fails at times, but then we try to duplicate that failure at other times and the system works just fine, that is known as what kind of failure?
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Error: The mistakes made by programmer is known as an ‘Error’.
Defect: The bugs introduced by programmer inside the code are known as a defect.
Therfore to answer your question there are failures which arise due to execution of some hidden defects in the program and which might not be executed even when we try to duplicate the error such failures are called software failures.
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