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Code coverage reports

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- [Instructor] As you build your application, it'll be hard to track which file have tests. And this is where a coverage report comes handy. Let's explore where that is. So before we do anything, I just want to remove that test here so we can have a report that has some failure or things that we haven't covered yet, so I'm going to comment all this code and save it like so. And then I'm going to go into the package.json file and then create a brand new script. So let's go ahead and after test, let's go and create a brand new script, and I'm going to call this one coverage. And it's going to be npm run test dash dash, and then dash dash coverage. So this will run the test as well as the coverage, and then let's save this. And you can close this file if you want, so as you can see right now, we're not doing a test for the whole applications. We're not taking a snapshot of the application, so let's go and open up a terminal,…

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