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how we can implement object oriented coverage constraints (complete,incomplete,disjoint and overlap)using programming language ? how we can express object oriented coverage constraint using programming language?

[Repost of How do I can implement generalization coverage constraints (complete, disjoint, overlap and incomplete)... — SA]

Posted 5-Apr-15 7:16am

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Updated 5-Apr-15 8:24am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Apr-15 14:20pm

Please don't re-post; this is considered as abuse, by apparent reasons.
It will hardly help you. Instead, you should better use "Improve question". Your question is way too vague.
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phil.o · Answer 1 · 2015-04-05T08:38:00

This is not a problem, it is called a requirement. One that does not carry any sense for most of people, if not all, consulting this forum.

You have to define clearly what you call "object oriented coverage constraints". Not for us, but for yourself. Because apparently you will have to translate that to a model which you will have to write. Nobody is going to do it all for you, at least for free. And here is neither the place to hire developpers.

You may come back here if you have a specific question on an actual code that you wrote, though. People here will be glad to help someone who has already put some efforts in his task.

Happy coding, and good luck.