what is test coverage?
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Answer / raamu
a)ensure that all possible secnarios coverd according to
requirement by applying testing technics
b)ensure that atleast one test case is avilable for each
requirement given by client...
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Answer / kavita
Test coverage is the degree to which a program has been
tested. There are 5 kinds of Test coverage
1. Function coverage - Has each function in the program
been executed?
2. Statement coverage - Has each line of the source code
been executed?
3. Condition coverage (also known as Branch coverage) - Has
each evaluation point (such as a true/false decision) been
executed?
4. Path coverage - Has every possible route through a given
part of the code been executed?
5. Entry/exit coverage - Has every possible call and return
of the function been executed?
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Testcase coverage gives information about number of testcases
created ,number of testcase executed number of testcases passed,number testcases failed, for a particular release. finally it gives information about what testing done for different requirements in terms of percentage
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Answer / mfsi_priyankaa
Test coverage - A measure of the proportion of a program
exercised by a test suite, usually expressed as a
percentage. This will typically involve collecting
information about which parts of a program are actually
executed when running the test suite in order to identify
which branches of conditional statements which have been taken.
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Answer / s srinivas reddy
A measure of the proportion of a program exercised by a test
suite, usually expressed as a percentage. This will
typically involve collecting information about which parts
of a program are actually executed when running the test
suite in order to identify which branches of conditional
statements which have been taken.
The most basic level of test coverage is code coverage
testing and the most methodical is path coverage testing.
Some intermediate levels of test coverage exist, but are
rarely used.
The standard Unix tool for measuring test coverage is tcov,
which annotates C or Fortran source with the results of a
test coverage analysis. GCT is a GNU equivalent.
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Answer / geethathiraviam
test coverage is nothing but the number of test cases
executed out of available test cases
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