100 Percent Test Coverage in Python

[@viallymboma9874]

Didn't have any idea of what code coverage was until I searched for it on KZbin, stumbled on this video and watched it... This is a purely practical and self explicit video... Thank you...

[@flaaq2970]

that's exactly what I was looking for, thanks a lot

[@remy333]

Thanks so much for this.

[@sbcode]

Wow thanks. I never had one of these super thanks things before. Very cool.

[@alexandre9051]

Thanks Sean! Video explains it quite clearly with a simple example anyone can understand, even a Java Dev like me! Two thumbs up!

[@elijah-ondiek]

Fantastic. The tutorial is simple and well explained.

[@sivr5vs38]

This is ASMR video?)

[@AmineOnline]

if it is it will be the best because it let you learn something.

[@FahmiEshaq]

Hahaha

[@gilnux]

Great video! Very well explained in less than 12 minutes. Good job!

[@maneeshdani9632]

Thank you, I have made my first program and test case in python using vs code Thank you for that, It is really helpful..

[@siddhantkumar9492]

Great work!

[@marcoaguirre6978]

Thank you so much, this will be helpful in a project that I'm working on.

[@geodev]

Really great content. I love the way you described😃

[@jatingera08]

Very good explanation of the python code tests with coverage. Hope I can use this in Django API as well.

[@sbcode]

This has nothing to do with Django.

[@vinaybhardwaj100]

To the point, tutorial. 👍👍👍

[@Володимир-п6й]

thx, it was a very useful video.

[@Hanson-e4m]

thanks for tutorial provided, very usefull

[@samgdotson]

This is a great walkthrough tutorial. Especially showing the evolution of testing methods. I would just add that using decorators affects the accuracy of your code coverage. A decorated function will not run directly, thus you will have missing lines inside your function, even if your assertions pass.

[@nedbatchelder]

I don't see how this is true. The body of the function will be run, even through a decorator, and will be measured as run.

[@2mahender]

Do we need to install venv, and swtich to it..for executing this code, just vscode, can i execute directly?

[@TheBarunchand]

you have a great Voice. I liked the video

[@venkatamanideepgrandhi2338]

It is a wonderful simple explanation 🙂

[@llllpavle]

In my code, doesn't work pytest --cov = app. I have error like this "ERROR: usage: pytest [options] [file_or_dir] [file_or_dir] [...] "

[@sbcode]

It works for me, it works every time. Copy what i do in the video. -cov=app should have no spaces around the = Where did you get the spaces from?

[@czarnick2]

How can your final example be 100% test coverage if you aren't testing the factorial n==0 case? The code coverage example would've reported lower than 100. That info would be super helpful

[@sbcode]

are you saying I lied, and faked the results? Good for you, you've foiled my elaborate plan. I've now fixed my video for you, watch it again and tell me what you think. But before you watch it again, try to imaging what factorial(1) does. Clue, factorial is a recursive function.

[@czarnick2]

Wow, thanks for the stealth edit to the video! 😅 missed that the coverage report marked that line covered - I was watching your video because I had a return path that wasn’t covered and I thought it should’ve been (thought maybe the coverage calculation stopped after a few layers)

[@thattech477]

Great video, very efficient style

[@SimpleLangSolution]

God bless you my good Sir.

[@deepneon]

I had to zero down the BASS nob on my speaker man !!

[@aravindm681]

Sir, regarding pytest coverage, you are using comand like 'pytest --cov=app.py. I have used same concept in my program but it show warning: no data found. I have analysed after two weeks the app name shoud be give in the command like test_app.py. 🤐🤐. Then the output as expected. I have helped this chat for Some of the blind people 😉.

[@kshitijgupta644]

Great explanation!! Thank you

[@jhoanmartinezsilva2609]

Amazing

[@durgaprasadsriramoji5111]

pytest-cov is not recognised in my venv in pycharm

[@sbcode]

You will need to install it in your venv

[@MUTHARAJUKK]

Excellent sir ...

[@amirhosseinmoayedi6205]

thank you

[@HoaPham-rg8rm]

thank u

[@siyuancheng9575]

Great Voice

[@sbcode]

Thanks

[@2mahender]

can u give github code link

[@sbcode]

All the instructions are in the description. There is hardly any code to type. The GitHub repo, would have less information than this video and its description. I wont be doing your learning for you

[@4chewbaca942]

oi mate! you have loicence for this coiding?

[@sbcode]

what, do I need a licence to code now. are you a coppa or something. Are you gonna tell on me. Sorry, I don't have a license to code. Guilty your honour.

[@afonsosalbrecht]

who are you trying to seduce with these voice?? 🤣🤣 super awkward!

[@Ahmad_Elsaadi]

yo back off the mic a little lol

[@sbcode]

hey, I fixed my video for you. can you watch it again and tell me what you think

[@armlessjohn666]

sexy

[@AmineOnline]

WTF