Code coverage is a metric that measures the amount of code that has been executed during testing. The goal of code coverage is to ensure that all parts of the code have been tested so that any potential bugs or issues can be detected and resolved before the software is released.
Code coverage is typically measured as a percentage, with 100% code coverage indicating that every line of code has been executed during testing. The higher the code coverage, the more confidence developers and stakeholders can have that the software is working as intended. There are different types of code coverage, including line coverage branch coverage
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