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Purpose of UnitTesting

Unit testing is essential in software development to verify code accuracy and identify bugs early, preventing future execution issues. It promotes independent code sections, enhances programmers' understanding, facilitates changes, and improves code reusability. Neglecting unit testing can lead to increased costs and resource allocation for fixing problems later on.

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Purpose of UnitTesting

Unit testing is essential in software development to verify code accuracy and identify bugs early, preventing future execution issues. It promotes independent code sections, enhances programmers' understanding, facilitates changes, and improves code reusability. Neglecting unit testing can lead to increased costs and resource allocation for fixing problems later on.

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What is the purpose of unit testing?

Unit testing is a crucial part of software development. Failure to conduct unit tests or doing
it with half-hearted measures is likely to create execution problems down the line, costing
more time, money, and human resources to fix the problem. The objectives of unit testing
include:

To verify the accuracy of a section of code

To have separate independent sections of a code

To locate and address bugs early in software development

To Increase the programmer’s understanding of the code base

To be able to effect changes easily

To make code reusability more feasible

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