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100% test coverage is really the starting point for testing. Once all the lines of code you've typed in actually run before they're delivered to the customer,
by jrockway 5y ago
100% test coverage is really the starting point for testing. Once all the lines of code you've typed in actually run before they're delivered to the customer, then you can start adding the real test scenarios!
- hinkley 5y agoAnd how, pray tell, do you discover all of the scenarios that need to be covered? If only there were some sort of coverage tool that could tell you...