Research unit testing #119

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opened 2026-04-02 08:58:29 +00:00 by b24erika · 2 comments

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Strategies to write a unit test.
related to issue Research Testing #81

Strategies to write a unit test. related to issue Research Testing #81

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Suggested coverage of unit testing.

Unit testing should cover logic checks, boundary checks, error handling and object checks.

Logic checks are to verify that the system performs correct calculations as well as checking all possible paths through the code.

Boundary checks are to test edge cases and invalid inputs. For example if an integer between 1 and 10 is expected you check number 10 (edge case) as well as 11 which is a invalid input.

Error handling is to ensure that the system handles errors correctly, is the user prompt to insert new input or does it crash?

Object checks is to ensure that the state of it is correctly updated after the code is executed.

Suggested coverage of unit testing. Unit testing should cover logic checks, boundary checks, error handling and object checks. Logic checks are to verify that the system performs correct calculations as well as checking all possible paths through the code. Boundary checks are to test edge cases and invalid inputs. For example if an integer between 1 and 10 is expected you check number 10 (edge case) as well as 11 which is a invalid input. Error handling is to ensure that the system handles errors correctly, is the user prompt to insert new input or does it crash? Object checks is to ensure that the state of it is correctly updated after the code is executed.

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