What do you mean by coverage and what are the different
types of coverage techniques?



What do you mean by coverage and what are the different types of coverage techniques?..

Answer / susmitha

Coverage is a form of white box testing activity. It
describes the measure to which the code has been tested The
following are the types of coverage techniques


* Statement Coverage - Execute all statements at least once.

* Decision Coverage- Execute each decision direction at
least once.

* Condition Coverage - Execute each decision with all
possible outcomes at least once.

* Decision/Condition Coverage - Execute all possible
combinations of condition outcomes In each decision. Treat
all iterations as two-way conditions exercising the loop
zero times and one time.

* Multiple Condition Coverage - Invoke each point of
entry at least once.

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