What does coverages mean?

What is a coverage? A coverage is a georelational data model that stores vector data—it contains both the spatial (location) and attribute (descriptive) data for geographic features. Coverages use a set of feature classes to represent geographic features. Each feature class stores a set of points, lines (arcs), polygons, or annotation (text).

What is included in coverages?

A coverage is a georelational data model that stores vector data—it contains both the spatial (location) and attribute (descriptive) data for geographic features. Coverages use a set of feature classes to represent geographic features. Each feature class stores a set of points, lines (arcs), polygons, or annotation (text).

What are the different types of coverage?

In this article, we have discussed the four types of coverage – test coverage, statement coverage, decision coverage, and branch coverage. We have discussed each its working and coverage percentage. Mostly these coverage types are used to check the reliability and functionality of the test case, to check the outcomes.

What is the extent of protection in coverages?

1. The extent or degree to which something is observed, analyzed, and reported: complete news coverage of the election. 2. a. Inclusion in an insurance policy or protective plan. b. The extent of protection afforded by an insurance policy. 3. The amount of funds reserved to meet liabilities. 4.