If you’re a developer, your first instinct when testing code is simple:
Call the function.
Get the result.
Compare it with what you expected.
That works great for normal code.
If you’re a developer, your first instinct when testing code is simple: Call the function. Get the...
If you’re a developer, your first instinct when testing code is simple:
Call the function.
Get the result.
Compare it with what you expected.
That works great for normal code.

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