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Given the above information, one tends to gravitate towards low code coverage components to develop tests to improve product quality.  
Given the above information, one tends to gravitate towards low code coverage components to develop tests to improve product quality.  


However, if you are provided an additional data point, like size of the component, you may realize that filling a 40% coverage gap in say '''Content''' gives you a bigger bang for the buck than improving 100% code coverage in '''xpinstall'''. [Side note: This data is generated on Linux so, there would be no coverage for '''xpinstall''']
However, if you are provided an additional data point, like size of the component, you may realize that filling a 40% coverage gap in say '''Content''' gives you a bigger bang for the buck than improving 100% code coverage in '''xpinstall'''.




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