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statement testing

A Dictionary of Computing | 2004 | 353 words | Copyright

statement testing A test strategy in which each statement of a program is executed at least once. It is equivalent to finding a path (or set of paths) through the control-flow graph that contains all the nodes of the graph. It is a weaker testing strategy than path testing or branch testing because it (usually) requires the least number of test cases.

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