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How to identity what portions of the code block has been covered fully, partially or not at all using Code Coverage?
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Rajnilari2015
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We can use the
Show Code Coverage Coloring
option of Code
Coverage Results window
for identifying what portions of the code block has been covered fully, partially or not at all.
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