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What is Code-Based Testing? Code-based testing corresponds to the testing that is carried out on code development, code inspection, unit testing in software development process. The Code-based testing consists of following testing: Dynamic Testing - Statement coverage, Branch coverage, Path coverage.
How is it measured? To calculate the code coverage percentage, simply use the following formula: Code Coverage Percentage = (Number of lines of code executed by a testing algorithm/Total number of lines of code in a system component) * 100.
Tests can be run from Test Explorer by right-clicking in the code editor on a test and selecting Run test or by using the default Test Explorer shortcuts in Visual Studio. Some of the shortcuts are context-based. This means that they run or debug tests based on where your cursor is in the code editor.
Testable code is code of high quality. It's cohesive and loosely coupled. It's well encapsulated and in charge of its own state. In short, it's singularly defined in its own proper place so that it's straightforward to maintain and extend.
I don't know how you guys test your code every time you code a little and for different levels of testing: unit testing, Integration testing, ...
For example, for unit testing a function you just wrote, do you write another whole set of main function and Makefile to test it? Or do you modify the main function of your project to test the function. Or do you just run your project under debugging, and stop at where the function is about to be called and modify the values of its arguments?
I believe there must be some convenient and common ways that most people are using and only I am not aware of.
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