But there are many, many experienced developers who are capable of achieving full coverage at speed.
On your last post, I commented that I don't care about getting 100% coverage in web apps, and I stand by what I said :)
It's not a question of being capable of getting to 100%. It's a question of testing the code you write, and tests bringing you confidence.
Sometimes, you test things that are already covered in another package (e.g. your models' __str__ method in Django - Django should (and does) test that, not you.)
Personally, I wouldn't bother. If your preference is to go ahead and cover such cases to get 100%, that's cool. No need to act smug about it, though, IMO.
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On your last post, I commented that I don't care about getting 100% coverage in web apps, and I stand by what I said :)
It's not a question of being capable of getting to 100%. It's a question of testing the code you write, and tests bringing you confidence.
Sometimes, you test things that are already covered in another package (e.g. your models'
__str__method in Django - Django should (and does) test that, not you.)Personally, I wouldn't bother. If your preference is to go ahead and cover such cases to get 100%, that's cool. No need to act smug about it, though, IMO.