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Reaching Full Coverage

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Before getting into the more concrete and interesting stuff of good practices for building a reliable and maintainable test automation, let me set the stage by discussing the goal that many people aim for: reaching full coverage.

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    Dijkstra (1970). “Notes On Structured Programming” (EWD249), Section 3 (“On the Reliability of Mechanisms”).

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Axelrod, A. (2018). Reaching Full Coverage. In: Complete Guide to Test Automation. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3832-5_4

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