On structurally testing Java programs effectively
Nicos Malevris · Principles and Practice of Programming in Java · 2004
Software testing remains the basic means of locating errors in program code. Although there is no single testing method that can isolate all sources of errors, practitioners usually adhere to these techniques in order to establish a high level of confidence at the predelivery phase. Structural testing constitutes the most popular dynamic testing method that exercises the software with test data. Most commercial tools employ this technique as the basis in order to establish a level of confidence in the software under test. In this paper a method to perform structural testing effectively is presented which also reduces the incidence of infeasible paths.