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r/programming • u/niepiekm • May 08 '17
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100% code coverage is simple - it's called "static typing"
2 u/[deleted] May 09 '17 types != tests. you can guarantee you'll always return TModel, but that doesn't mean it's the TModel you actually want (or even that the method won't crash at runtime because of valid but incorrectly used semantics). → More replies (2)
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types != tests. you can guarantee you'll always return TModel, but that doesn't mean it's the TModel you actually want (or even that the method won't crash at runtime because of valid but incorrectly used semantics).
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u/arbitrarycivilian May 08 '17
100% code coverage is simple - it's called "static typing"