Decision Coverage
Decision Coverage states that you must write enough test cases that each decision has a true and a false outcome at least once. In other words, each branch direction must be traversed at least once. Examples of branch or decision statements are switch-case, do-while, and if-else statements.
Decision
coverage usually can satisfy statement coverage. Since every statement is on
some sub-path emanating either from a branch statement or from the entry point
of the program, every statement must be executed if every branch direction is
executed.Decision Coverage states that you must write enough test cases that each decision has a true and a false outcome at least once. In other words, each branch direction must be traversed at least once. Examples of branch or decision statements are switch-case, do-while, and if-else statements.
Condition-coverage
In condition coverage, you write enough test cases to ensure that each condition in a decision takes on all possible outcomes at least once, and that each statement is executed at least once. Lets take a look to this example:
Practice
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