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Rahul MehataRahul Mehata 

Not able to cover the lines

Hello,

I am not able to cover the below lines un test class. Can some one help please .

if(orderWrap.isSuccess == False && returnWrap.isSuccess == True ) {            
                        CS_SAPSFShipToOrderParser.shipToOrder orderItemWrap = new CS_SAPSFShipToOrderParser.shipToOrder();
                        List< CS_SAPSFShipToOrderParser.OrderList> orderListWrap = new List<CS_SAPSFShipToOrderParser.OrderList>();          
                        for(CS_SAPSFShipToReturnOrderParser.ReturnOrderResults forwrap : returnWrap.d.results){
                            CS_SAPSFShipToOrderParser.OrderList oWrap = new CS_SAPSFShipToOrderParser.OrderList();
                            oWrap.formattedDeliveryBlockReason = forwrap.formattedDeliveryBlockReason;
                            oWrap.formattedCreationDate = forwrap.formattedCreationDate;
                            oWrap.formattedDeliveryDate = forwrap.formattedDeliveryDate;
                            oWrap.formattedHeaderBillingBlockReason = forwrap.formattedHeaderBillingBlockReason;
                            oWrap.formattedpurchaseOrderByCustomer = forwrap.formattedpurchaseOrderByCustomer;
                            oWrap.formattedDeliveryDate = forwrap.formattedDeliveryDate;
                            oWrap.formattedSalesOrderType = forwrap.formattedCustomerReturnType;
                            oWrap.formattedtotalNetAmount = forwrap.formattedtotalNetAmount;
                            oWrap.formattedOverallSDProcessStatus = forwrap.formattedOverallSDProcessStatus;
                            oWrap.salesOrder = forwrap.customerReturn;   
                            orderListWrap.add(oWrap);               
                        }
                        orderItemWrap.results = orderListWrap;           
                        orderWrap.d = orderItemWrap;
                        orderWrap.checkForError = Label.CS_Orders + orderWrap.errorMessage;     
                        orderWrap.checkForSuccess = True;
                    }  
SwethaSwetha (Salesforce Developers) 
HI Rahul,
The code provided in question does not highlight which lines of class are uncovered. Since this code requires an understanding of your implementation, it might not be possible to provide exact edit suggestions. However, the below articles give a good insight into how coverage can be improved and get started
 
https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/244794/how-do-i-increase-my-code-coverage-or-why-cant-i-cover-these-lines 
https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/244788/how-do-i-write-an-apex-unit-test 

Examples of wrapper class test classes:
https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/377896/how-to-get-test-coverage-on-a-simple-wrapper-class
https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/335633/need-help-on-apex-test-class-for-wrapper-class
 
If this information helps, please mark the answer as best. Thank you