| Re: How can we write a good test case?
A good test exercises a given feature (or a portion of a given feature) of a program, whether the input of the test is valid or invalid, in a way that provides assurance that feature is functioning as expected. In addition, a good test is documented (when not a one-time test), repeatable, and can be handed off to be tested by someone other than the author of the test.
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