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How can I cover the code coverage for multiple conditions in IF statement in Salesforce?
Below is the code for class:
public class ControllerHelper
{
public static boolean validate (Case obj)
{
if((obj.field1 = ‘Yes’ || obj.field2 = ‘Yes’) && checkNullValue(obj.field3))
||
((obj.field4 = ‘Yes’ || obj.field5 = ‘Yes’) && checkNullValue(obj.field6))
)
return true;
else
{
return false;
}
}public static boolean checkNullValue(String value)
{
if(value==null || value.trim().length()==0)
{
return true;
}
return false;
}
} -
2 Replies
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Hi Achintya,
You can start with the below code, it will not cover 100%. You have to write a couple of test methods to cover all the fields and logics.
@isTest
public class ControllerHelperTest
{
@isTest
private static void testValidate1()
{
ControllerHelper ctrl = new ControllerHelper();
Boolean isValid = false;Test.StartTest();
Case case1 = new Case();
case1.field1 = ‘Yes’;
case1.field2 = ‘Yes’;
case1.field3 = null;insert case1;
isValid = ControllerHelper.validate(case1);
Test.stopTest();
System.assert(isValid, true);
}
}Thanks
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In certain situation, it is possible that you can cover all if condition in a single method. If it is not covering than make different methods for uncovered conditions.
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