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what is test coverage??
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Answer / dines singh
The aim of coverage based testing method is to 'cover' the
program with test cases that satisfy some fixed coverage
criteria.
Coverage base testing criteria are:
Statement Coverage or Node Coverage
Branch coverage or Decision Coverage
Decision/Condition Coverage
Multiple Condition Coverage
Path Coverage
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Answer / debanjan ghosh
Percentage of requirements covered by that scenario is
called test coverage.
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Answer / ishita
Test coverage is determined by mapping test cases to
requirements. It is determined by the following formula.
(No. of test cases mapped to requirements/ total no of
requirements) * 100
As long as every requirement is mapped to a test case, the
coverage is 100%. Test coverage is requirement coverage
(black box)
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Answer / bhavani
Test Coverage:
It is a measure that how well the program is exercised by a test suit ie,identifying which parts of the program are executed when running the test suit .
some test coverage are:
1.code coverage testing(basic level).
2.condition coverage testing.
3.branch coverage testing.
4.path coverage testing(most methodological).
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Answer / tarun
Test coverage in the test plan states what requirements will
be verified during what stages of the product life.
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Answer / shivakumar
white box testing techniques are called as
Statement Coverage or Node Coverage: Execute all statements
Branch coverage or Decision Coverage
Decision/Condition Coverage: execute each decision at least one
Multiple Condition Coverage : Invoke each point of entry at least once
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Answer / naveen reddy kolli
Verify the component with number of possitive tc's &
Negitive tc's is called Coverage.
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Answer / pradeep kumar
Test coverages are of two types.
They are-
1.Features to be tested:The list of all the features within
the test engineer's scope.
2. Features not to be tested:The list of all the features
beyond the test engineer's scope.
Ex:low rik areas,skipping some functionalities based on the
time constraints.
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Answer / erraa madiga
coverages are two types they are upper coverage &lower
coverage beware both coverages are need
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Answer / syam
I wont tell the answer for test coverage....
Ha ha ha....
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