Grouping test results using Python coverage

If you don't already have a Python project, you can create a simple one for this tutorial. Let's create a directory for your project and add a few Python files.
Now, it's time to measure the code coverage of your tests. Run the following commands in your project directory:
The first command runs your tests while measuring code coverage. The second command generates a coverage report. You should see something like this:
To group test results, you can use the coverage html command. This will generate an HTML report with a detailed overview of your code coverage.
The HTML report provides a more user-friendly way to interpret code coverage. It visually groups your code and shows which lines are covered by your tests.
You can click on the individual modules to see detailed coverage information. The report also color-codes lines, making it easy to identify which lines are covered (green) and which are not (red).
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