Cyclomatic complexity, a metric developed by Thomas J. McCabe Sr. in 1976, quantifies the intricacy of a program. It directly correlates to the number of independent paths through the code. This measure is crucial for developers seeking to maintain code quality and ensure testability. The formula for calculating cyclomatic complexity is: V(G)=E−N+2P, where V(G) is the cyclomatic co... https://bugasura.io/blog/cyclomatic-complexity-in-testing/