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Wouldn't the compromise be unit testing?
by jacalata 9y ago
Wouldn't the compromise be unit testing?
- geezerjay 9y ago> Wouldn't the compromise be unit testing? I agree. Unit testing is done to ensure that all components work exactly as they are expected to work. If any component fails to work but developers only notice it "because the data after function 15 of 17 isn't quite right" then it appears that something is very wrong with the way those units are being tested.