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=Overview= | =Overview= | ||
Automated | [[#Automated_Testing|Automated testing]] provides an effective mechanism for catching regressions, especially when combined with [[#Test-Driven_Development|test-driven development]]. | ||
=Test-Driven Development= | =Test-Driven Development= | ||
=Automated Testing= | =Automated Testing= | ||
=Unit Test= | =Unit Test= | ||
Unit testing is the testing of the smallest possible part of software, such a single method, a small set of related methods or a class. In reality we test logical units - which can extend to a method, a single class or multiple classes. | Unit testing is the testing of the smallest possible part of software, such a single method, a small set of related methods or a class. In reality we test logical units - which can extend to a method, a single class or multiple classes. | ||
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Overview
Automated testing provides an effective mechanism for catching regressions, especially when combined with test-driven development.
Test-Driven Development
Automated Testing
Unit Test
Unit testing is the testing of the smallest possible part of software, such a single method, a small set of related methods or a class. In reality we test logical units - which can extend to a method, a single class or multiple classes.