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  • The Code Coverage Mirage

    In an online Q&A webcast with Scott Hanselman today the topic of Code Coverage was raised. One audience member asked what the optimal level of Code Coverage is. The answer is that there isn’t an optimal level because Code Coverage can be a misleading statistic. Take for example the following method...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 04-15-2010

  • Pop Quiz: .NET Integers, Unit Testing, and Boundary Checking

    I ask this question in a bunch of my talks, mostly because most folks aren’t aware of this. What is the bug in the following method? public int Add( int num1, int num2) { return num1 + num2; } Do you see it? In a simple unit test, the method appears to work as expected: [ TestMethod ()] public void AddTest...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 08-26-2009

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    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 09-08-2008

  • Testing the WinForms UI

    Yesterday I was engaged by a Test-Driven Development hardliner; a letter of the law type guy. He was very adamant that the .NET Framework and Visual Studio were grossly lacking because there is no way to test the UI, and Test-Driven Development requires a test to be written before any development can...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 02-05-2008
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