Code coverage test in Visual Studio 2010? How?

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Hello, I have a simple project on C#.NET and have written it in Visual Studio 2010. I am a newbie in C# and Visual Studio.

I have written some unit tests, and they pass ok, but how can I test code coverage?

Thanks in advance.

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