Аннотация
If you are picking up this book, it is because you want to level up the quality of the code you are producing. Regardless of the background and what type of work you are trying to achieve, testing is a prime indicator of solid software practices. From students to data scientists and programmers, testing is a core value that should be practiced, enhanced, and maintained throughout. When testing is part of a project, it means that the code is brief enough that it can easily accept inputs to ensure the outputs meet expectations. On the other hand, when it is hard, it indicates that code is fragile, and a refactoring should take place.
Testing is here to help you write better software, enhance your confidence, and make it easier to maintain.
This book is using a method called Lean Publishing, which allows us to write the book and release it before it finishes. Are you seeing that some chapters are missing? We are committed in finishing it, and keep updating it until it is done. One complete, we are going to ensure that the versions are up to date, and everything is still working.
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