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Successful developers need to not only build the right software but build it right. To know your software works correctly, you need to test each unit of code. One of the best methods for this unit-level testing is test driven development. This course provides a detailed overview of test driven development (TDD). First, you’ll learn what automated testing is and why it is essential for building robust applications resilient to failure. You’ll explore the basics of testing, including test cases, testing levels, and the traditional release cycle. You’ll learn about TDD and its complement, behavior driven development (BDD): TDD tests individual units of code while BDD tests how these units work together. Then you’ll examine TDD in detail. You’ll explore TDD’s benefits, concepts, and popular tools, and you’ll hone your new testing skills through hands-on labs. You’ll create TDD test cases by writing test assertions and building test fixtures, and you’ll run these test cases by using the Nose testing package. You’ll then practice more advanced TDD methods such as increasing code coverage, generating and using fake data, and testing mock objects....

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Mar 26, 2024

Great hands-on learning experience across a wide range of topics for individuals entering code development.

Jun 16, 2023

Best tutorial with clear explanation and much practice. Thanks

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By Артем Ф

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Mar 16, 2023

Great for a beginner

By mervin A S

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Mar 19, 2025

Aprendi bastante !

By Mitch G

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May 26, 2023

Top instructor!

By Renalyn D

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Jun 16, 2024

Great Course!

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Oct 7, 2023

great course

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Dec 26, 2022

Rofrano!

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Oct 30, 2023

Brutal

By Mykola K

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Oct 3, 2025

The course is excellent! The instructor explains the material very clearly and comprehensibly. A request to the authors: Please update the Final Project! Python 3.8–3.9 will reach End-of-Life status in October 2025, and the libraries used are already significantly outdated!