Cyclomatic complexity, introduced by Thomas J. McCabe Sr. in 1976, is a vital metric for quantifying a program's complexity. It directly reflects the number of independent execution paths within the code, making it crucial for developers focused on code quality and testability. The formula for calculation is: V(G) = E - N + 2P, where V(G) represents the complexity, E is the number ... https://bugasura.io/blog/cyclomatic-complexity-in-testing/