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1. An error in computer programming, for example incorrect coding of an instruction (syntax error) or instructions unable to provide the required solution to a particular problem (logic error). (See DEBUG, PROGRAM, COMPUTER VIRUS). 2. A tag or sensor such as a microphone or locator, usually covertly placed for the purposes of spying and strategic surveillance. Sensor networks and
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An error in a program.
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An error in computer software or hardware.
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in microbiologist's lexicon, an affectionate name for microorganism. Bug in this sense is not to be confused with beetles and their ilk.
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A mistake, or unexpected occurrence, in a piece of software or hardware.
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