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Is the idea of bug-free software realistic?

Survey period: 3 Oct 2016 to 10 Oct 2016

We're expected to do this every day, and some programmers claim they are getting close. Will it happen?

Option	Votes	%
Yes, absolutely	86	11.45
Yes, but it will require a leap in technology and tools	62	8.26
Not sure	46	6.13
No. We'll get close, but never perfect	455	60.59
No, we won't even get close to that ideal	102	13.58
Total	751	100%

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Re: I think not

mirdana3-Oct-16 2:35

mirdana

3-Oct-16 2:35

At the end "The customer is always right" Wink | ;)

3 Reasons Why the Customer Is Always Right ... Is Wrong | Inc.com[^]

Re: I think not

den2k883-Oct-16 2:39

den2k88

3-Oct-16 2:39

The customer isn't always right, WE keep him always on the right; so that when we strike we're sure not to miss Mad | :mad:

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