Statics Measures Interview Question:

List some measure used in the study of static measures?

Submitted by: Ali Hassan Siddiqui

The measures used in this study are eight:
☛ Number of sentences
☛ Number of atomic conditions per decision
☛ Total number of decisions
☛ Number of equalities
☛ Number of inequalities
☛ Nesting degree
☛ McCabe's cyclomatic complexity
☛ Branch coverage
Submitted by: Ali Hassan Siddiqui

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List some measure used in the study of static measures?

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