Closed hingen closed 1 year ago
@hingen Entry points refer to all places from which the method is called from the rest of the code i.e., all places where the control is handed over to the method in concern. Exit points refer to points at which the control is returned to the caller e.g., return statements, throwing of exceptions
I see, thanks prof!
In the textbook, it is mentioned that:
I'm a bit confuse with what it measures exactly.
Suppose we are testing a method. By "calls to", is it referring to every possible combination of input arguments? And by "exits from", is it referring to every possible return value?