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"A TDD test, unlike a unit test, might test more than a single unit of code at a time.As the design of your application evolves, code that was originally contained in one class might end up in multiple classes. Unlike a unit test, A TDD test can test code that spans multiple classes."
A unit test is an automated piece of code that invokes the method or class being tested and then checks some assumptions about the logical behavior of that method or class. A unit test is almost always written using a unit-testing framework. It can be written easily and runs quickly. It’s fully automated, trustworthy, readable, and maintainable.
❂ It should be automated and repeatable.❂ It should be easy to implement.❂ Once it’s written, it should remain for future use.❂ Anyone should be able to run it.❂ It should run at the push of a button.❂ It should run quickly.
The art of unit testing -
Unit tests are one of the corner stones of Extreme Programming (XP). But unit tests XP style is a little different. First you should create or download a unit test framework to be able to create automated unit tests suites. Second you should test all classes in the system. Trivial getter and setter methods are usually omitted. You will also create your tests first, before the code.
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