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Maybe I made it sound a little more impressive than it really is

Say you have a function/method.
Say you have a number of preconditions that need to be met in that function/method before proceeding deeper into the sub's logic.
Devel::Cover points out which unexercised paths among those preconditions need tests written for them. You write those test, so that the preconditions are 100% tested.
Deeper inside the function.method, Devel::Cover shows you other untested paths.

Looking at these, it quickly becomes apparent that, _if_ the preconditions have been met, and therefore you have progressed to one of these untested code branches, that it is not possible to specify a set of parameters to that function/method that pass the preconditions and progress down the untested path - therefore the untested branch is redundant - it can never be exercised.

use brain;


In reply to Re^2: Lessons learned from getting to 100% with Devel::Cover by leriksen
in thread Lessons learned from getting to 100% with Devel::Cover by leriksen

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