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from the report of Android Monkey Test.

Event percentages:
  0: 15.0%
  1: 10.0%
  2: 15.0%
  3: 25.0%
  4: 15.0%
  5: 2.0%
  6: 2.0%
  7: 1.0%
  8: 15.0%

What's the exactly meaning of 0-8 ?

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  • Wouldn't it be helpfull to add some more background? I might know what is what, but might not. As is, I have no clue what a Monkey Test is, or how. And why. Also, `~~!!` needed? not so much. – Nanne Sep 13 '12 at 08:34
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    Monkey testing is a standard tool in Android. You may not have heard of it, but you should not vote down a question based on your own ignorance. – Philip Sheard Sep 13 '12 at 09:07

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I found the answer 0: 15.0% touch 1: 10.0% motion
2: 15.0% traceback 3: 25.0% syskeys 4: 15.0% nav 5: 2.0% majornav 6: 2.0% appswitch 7: 1.0% flip 8: 15.0% anyevent

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Nowdays, Android Monkey Test writing more information about your running test (you can specify more options for run your test).

Example of run with all provide options: 

./adb.exe shell monkey -p your.package.name --pct-touch 1 --pct-motion 2 --pct-pinchzoom 3 --pct-trackball 4 --pct-rotation 5 --pct-nav 6 --pct-majornav 7 --pct-syskeys 8 --pct-appswitch 9 --pct-flip 10 --pct-anyevent 45 --throttle 500 -v 50

Monkey write something like this (added appropriate switcher):

// Event percentages:
//   0: 1.0%    (--pct-touch 1)         
//   1: 2.0%    (--pct-motion 2)        
//   2: 3.0%    (--pct-pinchzoom 3)     
//   3: 4.0%    (--pct-trackball 4)     
//   4: 5.0%    (--pct-rotation 5)      
//   5: 6.0%    (--pct-nav 6)           
//   6: 7.0%    (--pct-majornav 7)      
//   7: 8.0%    (--pct-syskeys 8)       
//   8: 9.0%    (--pct-appswitch 9)     
//   9: 10.0%   (--pct-flip 10)         
//   10: 45.0%  (--pct-anyevent 45)

Many options are explain here: https://developer.android.com/studio/test/monkey.html

And you sould wiew grap code here: https://searchcode.com/codesearch/view/109282209/

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