The simplest unit test tool that could…

Summary

A minimal tool for unit testing is presented that can be used to advantage by novices for simple testing as well as by more experienced students and programmers for more rigorous unit test strategies.

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Unit testing, Correctness, Computer science, Test (biology), Unit (ring theory)

References

Test Driven Development: By ExampleBeck — 2002
The humble programmerEdsger W. Dijkstra — 1972
Test-Driven Development by ExampleKent Beck — 2002

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