If a tester finds a problem in your code that you believe is working correctly, how would you handle it?

In such a situation, I would first carefully study the problem described by the tester to understand the context and reproduce the error. I might have missed or misunderstood something.

If, after checking, the code indeed works as intended, I would explain to the tester the logic and reasons for such behavior, providing examples or logs. It is important to maintain a constructive dialogue without conflict.

If the issue is related to a misunderstanding of requirements or specifications, we would clarify them together with the manager or the client.

This approach helps improve the quality of the product and communication within the team.