Statement Coverage - Georgia Tech - Software Development Process

[rushi]

For the print sum example, isn't the answer 84%, as the statement printcol("red", result); is not executed and jumps to elseif statement

[choudaryshazaib]

In second case executed statements are 6 not 7. so 6/7*100=85%.

[dinhgiangdinhgiang]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[atikaakmal]

could someone explain why he chk again false condition because in statment coverage we dont need to chk false condition

[beingakid]

3:03 how have we covered all the statements in the -ve values for a and b, we only covered 6/7 statements becuase we wont cover the data inside of If statement since its < 0.

[haroonmansi]

I am curios to know what people think to achieving 100% code coverage? You think it is not possible in the given time or is that because you do not have good test infrastructure to inject fault and cover error branches?

[michaelnajera]

This should be the video in the Udacity Course explaining test coverage

[haadi]

nice video but that cliff hanger is crazy

[javalearner]

Thanks! It is very helpful! Can you please clear that how to find out the total number of statements suppose we have while loop Ex..( a = 10; while (int i=0;i=5;i++) {print a}, do we also count the iterations in the loop as well?? Please any one Thanks!

[anamixnetwork]

printSum(int a, int b){
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printSum(int a, int b)
{
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}

Are we considering same statement count in these two scenarios or do we have to reformat it before doing this process?

[zefengwang]

in the statement coverage, why line 4 is executed?

[shawncartwright]

What if your value is 0? Thats not covered in the code? So surely its not 100% covered

[medhanieweldemariam]

But why do we say Statement coverage covers only the Ture conditions, It cannot test the false conditions?