> That pseudo-library style is kind of what "unit test" originally meant: a business unit, not a code unit. Examples simplified it too much and people copied th

> That pseudo-library style is kind of what "unit test" originally meant: a business unit, not a code unit. Examples simplified it too much and people copied the style instead of the substance, and the original meaning was lost. Very interesting. It sounds a bit like what happened with the term "Hungarian notation".