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If you have ten million test cases, you probably missed one

So it was, so it always will be. Jim Horning's tales from the early years of computing provide a useful touchstone when you're bogged down in something that seems so terribly modern... I'm refactoring a wedge load of code at the moment, and my test coverage is not good enough. "If you have ten million test cases, you probably missed one."

Posted by Andy Theyers on September 26, 2006 09:38 PM |

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