Welcome to the Fast-Food Era of Testing: Over-Weight by Tests
The article discusses the challenges of achieving high test coverage in software testing. It emphasizes that while 100% coverage is often pursued, it does not guarantee a bug-free product. The author suggests a balanced approach to testing, focusing on quality over quantity.
- ▪Achieving 100% test coverage can create a false sense of security.
- ▪More tests lead to higher maintenance costs and diminishing returns.
- ▪A balanced approach to testing, focusing on high-value tests, is recommended.
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