Mark's punchinline is right on the money.
Covering requirements - or scenario coverage is beneficial. It's one way you can try to make sure you built the right thing.
Code coverage is beneficial for figuring out what you forgot to test - or determ…
Rafael - you've described the difference between decision and condition coverage. Your answer considers condition coverage, but the OP just asked about decision coverage (so that's what I originally answered (and Bj in a longer form).
My hunch is t…
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