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Testing Frameworks in Python

Posted by Hemos on from the smoothering-the-code dept.

An anonymous reader writes "This article looks at Python's two standard modules for unit testing: unittest and doctest. These modules expand on the capability of the built-in assert statement, which is used for validation of pre-conditions and post-conditions within functions. The author discusses the best ways to incorporate testing into Python development, weighing the advantages of different styles for different types of projects."

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  1. Re:Python's dirty little secret by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny
    So the article he linked to is a "historical document", not something we should take seriously?

    Sorry bud, I think I've heard that line before.