Description: Graphical Test Results are visual representations that display the outcomes obtained from various tests conducted in software development, particularly in the context of software testing methodologies such as Test-Driven Development (TDD). These graphs enable developers and quality assurance teams to analyze software performance, stability, and functionality more effectively. By presenting complex data visually, they facilitate the identification of patterns, trends, and anomalies that may not be evident in a textual format. The graphs can include metrics such as test coverage, execution time, the number of errors found, and other key performance indicators. Their use is essential for making informed decisions throughout the development lifecycle, as they allow teams to adjust their testing strategies and improve the quality of the final product. Additionally, these graphical representations are useful for communicating results to non-technical stakeholders, making the information accessible and understandable for everyone involved in the project.
