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| 1. Use of different methodologies for logical codes and algorithms would increase the number of bugs. |
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| 2. Difficulty of modifying uncommented codes would increase the number of bugs. |
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| 3. When the initial developers do not use descriptive names for methods, classes, and variables would increase the number of bugs. |
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| 4. Practice to keep the code complex would help to increase the number of bugs. |
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5. Number of bugs would be increased when the program contain hard coded lines without maintaining
Portability of the code. |
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| 6. Number of less qualified developers would increase the number of bugs |
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| 7. Poor knowledge of developers on basic theories and concepts of developing would increase the number of bugs. |
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| 8. Poor practical knowledge of developers on required programming languages would increase the bug count? |
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| 9. Lack of developing experience of the system would affects to increase arising bugs in the system. |
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| 10. Lack of training on the system for new developers would increase number of bugs in the releases. |
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