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100% code coverage does not mean a full test suite. You can still find huge numbers of bugs in code that has 100% coverage in a test suite. The two are not the
by joosters 6y ago
100% code coverage does not mean a full test suite. You can still find huge numbers of bugs in code that has 100% coverage in a test suite. The two are not the same!
- fit2rule 6y agoI'm not offering 100% coverage as anything but a level playing field, that things are tested. Also, code-path analysis is pretty much more advanced than you might think, especially when you get auto/generated testing rigs configured for particular tasks - and especially if you have a compiler to test, as well as all the (reproducible) applications it may produce ..