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![public
bool
InvestigateFurther(ISubject
subject)
{
switch
(subject.SubjectName.ToLower())
{
case
"woman":
case
"girl":
case
"man":
case
"boy":
return
true;
default:
return
false;
}
}
[TestCase("woman")]
[TestCase("girl")]
[TestCase("man")]
[TestCase("boy")]
public
void
TerminatorShould_Determine_ToInvestigate
Further
(string
subjectName)
{
var
subject
=
new
Subject
{SubjectName
=
subject
Name};
var
result
=
_sut.InvestigateFurther(subject);
result.Should().BeTrue();
}
[Test]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/tddandtheterminator-210902221221/75/TDD-and-the-Terminator-An-Introduction-to-Test-Driven-Development-19-2048.jpg)
![public
bool
InvestigateFurther(ISubject
subject)
{
switch
(subject.SubjectName.ToLower())
{
case
"woman":
case
"girl":
case
"man":
case
"boy":
return
true;
default:
return
false;
}
}
[TestCase("woman")]
public
void
TerminatorShould_DetermineNot_ToInvestigateFurther()
{
var
subject
=
new
Subject
{SubjectName
=
"T1000"};
var
result
=
_sut.InvestigateFurther(subject);
result.Should().BeFalse();
}](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/tddandtheterminator-210902221221/75/TDD-and-the-Terminator-An-Introduction-to-Test-Driven-Development-20-2048.jpg)
![@LaylaCodesIt
[Test]
public void
TerminatorShould_Determine_ToInvestigateFurther
(ISubject subject)
{
var subject = new Subject{SubjectName = "woman"};
var result = _sut.InfestigateFurther(subject);
result.Should().BeTrue();
}](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/tddandtheterminator-210902221221/75/TDD-and-the-Terminator-An-Introduction-to-Test-Driven-Development-25-2048.jpg)
![@LaylaCodesIt
[Test]
public void
TerminatorShould_Determine_ToInvestigateFurther
(ISubject subject)
{
var subject = new Subject{SubjectName = "woman"};
var result = _sut.InfestigateFurther(subject);
result.Should().BeTrue();
}
public bool _sut.InvestigateFurther(ISubject subject)
{
return true;
}](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/tddandtheterminator-210902221221/75/TDD-and-the-Terminator-An-Introduction-to-Test-Driven-Development-26-2048.jpg)
![@LaylaCodesIt
[Test]
public void
TerminatorShould_Determine_ToInvestigateFurther
(ISubject subject)
{
var subject = new Subject{SubjectName = "woman"};
var result = _sut.InfestigateFurther(subject);
result.Should().BeTrue();
}
public bool _sut.InvestigateFurther(ISubject subject)
{
return true;
}
Write the least amount
of code to get your test
to pass.
Return true!](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/tddandtheterminator-210902221221/75/TDD-and-the-Terminator-An-Introduction-to-Test-Driven-Development-27-2048.jpg)
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TDD and the Terminator: An Introduction to Test-Driven Development
The document discusses Test-Driven Development (TDD) practices and highlights its benefits such as cleaner code, fewer bugs, and improved understanding of requirements. It provides examples of TDD implementation challenges, common failures, and emphasizes starting with failing tests and ensuring proper refactoring. It also features coding examples and assert checks related to investigating subjects based on names.
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TDD and the Terminator: An Introduction to Test-Driven Development
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- 5. @LaylaCodesIt TDDSUCCESSES •Acceptance Criteria •Focus •Interfaces •Asynchronous development •Cleanercode •Safe refactoring •Fewer bugs •Increasing returns •Living documentation
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- 10. @LaylaCodesIt Terminator Requirements Scan subjectsand determine if they require further investigation Investigate subjects of interest and determine if they are the target - TERMINATE!
- 11. @LaylaCodesIt Scan subjects anddetermine if they require further investigation
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- 13. @LaylaCodesIt When you writetests after coding you may be writing them to fit your code and not your requirements
- 14. @LaylaCodesIt RED/GREENREFACTORPATTERN • Write afailing test • Write enough code to get the test to pass • Refactor!
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- 22. @LaylaCodesIt TDDFAILURES •Underestimating the learningcurve •Confusing TDD with unit testing •Thinking TDD is enough testing •Not starting with failing tests •Not refactoring enough •Not actually doing TDD!
- 23. @LaylaCodesIt IMPLEMENTATIONWITHINYOURORGANIZATION •Can be controversialand is a significant culture change •Initial drop in productivity can be disconcerting •Productivity will go up and reworks reduced •Increased understanding of requirements and their acceptance criteria
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- 25. @LaylaCodesIt [Test] public void TerminatorShould_Determine_ToInvestigateFurther (ISubject subject) { varsubject = new Subject{SubjectName = "woman"}; var result = _sut.InfestigateFurther(subject); result.Should().BeTrue(); }
- 26. @LaylaCodesIt [Test] public void TerminatorShould_Determine_ToInvestigateFurther (ISubject subject) { varsubject = new Subject{SubjectName = "woman"}; var result = _sut.InfestigateFurther(subject); result.Should().BeTrue(); } public bool _sut.InvestigateFurther(ISubject subject) { return true; }
- 27. @LaylaCodesIt [Test] public void TerminatorShould_Determine_ToInvestigateFurther (ISubject subject) { varsubject = new Subject{SubjectName = "woman"}; var result = _sut.InfestigateFurther(subject); result.Should().BeTrue(); } public bool _sut.InvestigateFurther(ISubject subject) { return true; } Write the least amount of code to get your test to pass. Return true!
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