koodikatteet
Koodikatteet, often translated as code coverage, is a metric used in software development to measure the percentage of source code that is executed by a set of automated tests. It provides an indication of how thoroughly the codebase has been tested. High code coverage does not automatically guarantee bug-free software, but low coverage suggests that certain parts of the application may not be tested at all, increasing the risk of undiscovered defects.
Tools exist for various programming languages that analyze the source code and track which lines, branches,
The interpretation of code coverage metrics can vary. While 100% coverage might seem like an ideal goal,