February 2018
Intermediate to advanced
552 pages
13h 46m
English
Sometimes, we see some posts, tutorials, or tools for Code Coverage. It's good to understand this term, as it's related to unit tests.
Code Coverage refers to the number of source code lines that are tested, using unit tests. For instance, if we write unit tests to test each and every line of your source code, it means that you are maintaining 100% Code Coverage. It is also known as Test Coverage.
If we maintain better Code Coverage, it means that our source code is unit tested very well, and our source code contains fewer bugs. We will discuss one of the popular Code Coverage tools for Scala-based applications in the coming sections.
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