How one should achieve all state coverage in testing of object oritented models?

Dinesh Bhagwan Hanchate @Dinesh_Hanchate

02 February 2016 0 2K Report

Dear Sir/Madam

The tests to be designed should achieve all state coverage [KIR94].

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