During week 12, we learned about test driven development. Test driven development is a testing method that outlines what functions need to be tested, writes the tests, then writes the code. It is an iterative process that goes through each test one at a time, building on what is already written.  In class, we practiced…

During week 10, we experimented with stubs and mocks. Stubs and mocks are two forms of testing doubles that allow a team to write tests before the whole program has been written. Stubs and mocks simulate the code’s fleshed out methods and allow for testing methods to be written in advance.  Stubs are methods or…

This week we learned about boundary value testing and equivalence class testing. Boundary value testing focuses on making sure the values in, out, and around the expected boundary works as it should. Equivalence class testing does the same, but also tests the function itself. I wanted to know more about the two methods and found…