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It is definitely not foolproof but IMHO, to some extent, it is easier to describe what you expect to see than to implement it so I don't find it unreasonable to
by MillionOClock 7mo ago
It is definitely not foolproof but IMHO, to some extent, it is easier to describe what you expect to see than to implement it so I don't find it unreasonable to think it might provide some advantages in terms of correctness.
- stingraycharles 7mo agoThat definitely depends upon the situation. More often than not, properly testing a component takes me more time than writing it.
- radlad 7mo agoIn my experience, this tends to be more related to instrumentation / architecture than a lack of ability to describe correct results. TDD is often suggested as a solution.