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Is there is a 90% chance of a logic error per 150 lines per workbo
Can anyone confirm and provide references of occurrences independent of a
direct quote by David Permenter on page 149 in his book Pareto's 80/20 Rule for Corporate Accountants (2007) published by Wiley ISBN 9780470125434 who says - " For every 150 lines there is a 90% chance of a logic error (from a recent study)". Can anyone give me the details of the study he refers to or quote where I may get more information on this problem? Thanks Jay |
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