errorper

errorper is a term that sometimes appears in informal technical discussions, particularly within software development communities. It is not a standardized or officially recognized term in computer science or programming. Instead, it is generally understood as a portmanteau of "error" and "per," implying a measurement or rate of errors.

The concept behind "errorper" often relates to the frequency or density of defects or bugs within a piece of software, a system, or a process. For example, someone might refer to the "errorper" of a specific codebase as a way to quantify how many bugs they expect to find per thousand lines of code, or per feature, or per unit of time. It can also be used informally to discuss the perceived reliability of a system, where a high "errorper" would indicate low reliability.

Because it is not a formal metric, the precise definition and calculation of "errorper" can vary significantly depending on who is using the term and in what context. It is more of a colloquialism used for informal communication rather than a metric that would be found in formal project management or quality assurance reports. When encountered, it is usually best to seek clarification on what specific measure or rate the speaker is referring to.