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I'll weasel a little here based on wording. I was interpreting the phrase 'bug-free' as being equivalent to 'defect-free'. In the corporate culture where I work[^], defect-free encompasses extensibility, maintainability, understandability, performance, and resource efficiency.
An application that doesn't meet at least 'acceptable' levels in all of these areas will fail to meet the end user's requirements or expectations in some way. For our production-oriented customers (a surly lot), failing to meet their needs/wants/vulgar fantasies is Not A Good Thing.
Software Zen: delete this;
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