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David TewsThe major provisions of TDD are:
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Developer's tests: These are just tests that developers use to verify whole code, new pieces of code, and/or new functions.
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Integration tests: These are like a cross between the customer tests and unit tests.
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written by the customer
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Customer's tests: These are functional, system, and acceptance tests.
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Unit tests: These serve to check the correctness of several modules
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- Before writing any code fragment, an automated test must be written to check the functioning of this code. Since the code does not exist yet, it initially fails the test.
- After the test begins to pass, duplicate code must be removed.
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This article is going to introduce you to JUnit, a tool for project testing and debugging. After introducing the theory of test-driven development, we'll move on to a step-by-step explanation of how you can create your JUnit tests with the help of the popular Eclipse IDE. We'll show how something as simple as a Hello World program can be exposed to a JUnit test.
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