8 - In the last years, the fraction of LTP test program functions with high v(G) is decreasing. In your opinion, why this occurred?
McCabe’s Cyclomatic Complexity v(G) is a single quantity that estimates the control flow complexity of the code. For a single function, v(G) is equivalent to the number of conditional branches in the program, e.g. v(G) = 1 for a program consisting of only sequential statements, with no conditional branching in it. In the C language, the control flows include if-then-else, for, while, do, and case statements.