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Chapter 5: Unit Testing the Logger and Client
The Purpose of Unit Testing Creating tests for your code creates a methodology of proving your code works. Tests define precisely the intent of a routine. Even more important, testing code offers a safety net for both development and maintenance. … Continue reading
