vs2017 - getting code coverage analysis



You can get lost in a 'sea of code' when it comes to writing unit test. You can be effective, if you know which code gets covered. To get this statistic, goto Test -> Analyze Code Coverage -> All Test




You should get a Code Coverage Results tab that lets you choose which code to target, drill down and write up your test cases.


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