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> Why not both? Absolutely fine and often good enough, these tests are typically very simple and easier to reason about, and make more sense in a whole range o
by stingraycharles 5y ago
> Why not both?
Absolutely fine and often good enough, these tests are typically very simple and easier to reason about, and make more sense in a whole range of situations (eg regression tests).
However, I would take a single input fuzzing test over one that uses hard coded inputs.