Answer / chakkaravarthi

answer is B

Answer / suyash

The answer is B.
Statement Coverage (SC):
To calculate Statement Coverage, find out the shortest
number of paths following
which all the nodes will be covered. Here by traversing
through path 1A-2C-3D-E-4G-5H all
the nodes are covered. So by traveling through only one path
all the nodes 12345 are covered,
so the Statement coverage in this case is 1.
Branch Coverage (BC):
To calculate Branch Coverage, find out the minimum number of
paths which will
ensure covering of all the edges. In this case there is no
single path which will ensure coverage
of all the edges at one go. By following paths
1A-2C-3D-E-4G-5H, maximum numbers of
edges (A, C, D, E, G and H) are covered but edges B and F
are left. To covers these edges we can follow 1A-2B-E-4F. By
the combining the above two paths we can ensure of traveling
through all the paths. Hence Branch Coverage is 2. The aim
is to cover all possible true/false
decisions.

Answer / dmitry

Correct Answer is "B"

b) 1 test for statement coverage, 2 for branch coverage

1) Statement coverage - 1 test.

P must be > than 50
P+Q must be > than 100

All statements (8 rows) are covered (used).

2) Decision coverage - 2 tests

2.1 P must be > than 50
P+Q must be > than 100

All "TRUE"(YES) decisions (1 and 2) are covered

2.1 P must be < than 50
P+Q must be < than 100

All "FALSE"(NO) decisions (1 and 2) are covered

Answer / dhruv

if p=55 and q=40 then?

Answer / jyoti

Yeah , answer in D , since two question have been asked ,
and 2 branches we are covering , since statement coverage is
class, and Branch coverage that we are covering all if
statement and there are two if's

Please let me know if anybody finds this is wrong

Answer / nayana

a) 1 test for statement coverage, 3 for branch coverage

Since inputs are not specified the above answer is
correct
If inputs are given then apply the given inputs in the
given code & then check it & to confirm u can draw the flow
diagram & check it.
For example u can apply p = 70 & q = 40
For the above inputs, (a) is correct answer

Answer / guest

Answer is a

Answer / vaishali

it wud be 2 testcasese for statement coverage and 2 for
branch coverage
2 for statement coverage bcaz two seperate questions being
asked
p+q>100 and p>50

and its two branches with NO hasnt been covered....

so, answer is 2 testcasese for statement coverage and 2 for
branch coverage

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