Debugging And Testing Questions
Decision coverage is a testing criterion that measures the extent to which the decision outcomes in a program have been exercised during testing. It ensures that each possible outcome of a decision, such as a conditional statement or a switch case, has been tested at least once. This coverage criterion aims to identify any potential flaws or errors in the decision-making process of the program by examining the different paths and conditions that can be taken. By achieving decision coverage, testers can gain confidence in the reliability and correctness of the program's decision-making logic.