Achieving 100% code coverage in software testing isn't always the best goal. While high coverage can suggest fewer bugs, it can lead to misleading confidence and lower quality tests. Striving for around 80% coverage is often more effective, especially on critical parts of the code. Balancing this metric with quality assessments
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