Automated tests pass by default. A red test turning green proves everything. The red test proves the validity of the test (that it can fail).  Tests that cannot fail indicates an error in the way they are written. The green test proves the code is accurate to the test. The code is written to pass … Continue reading "A Green Test Alone Proves Nothing"

Automated tests pass by default. A red test turning green proves everything. The red test proves the validity of the test (that it can fail). Tests that cannot fail indicates an error in the way they are written. The green test proves the code is accurate to the test. The code is written to pass … Continue reading "A Green Test Alone Proves Nothing"

Automated tests pass by default. A red test turning green proves everything. The red test proves the validity of the test (that it can fail).&nbsp; Tests that cannot fail indicates an error in the way they are written. The green test proves the code is accurate to the test. The code is written to pass … Continue reading "A Green Test Alone Proves Nothing"

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