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Not to take away from your point, just to remind people: 100% coverage still does not mean 100% of all cases tested - it just means that every line has been ru
by konschubert 8y ago
Not to take away from your point, just to remind people:
100% coverage still does not mean 100% of all cases tested - it just means that every line has been run with SOME data and every conditional statement was run once in both directions.