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This document provides instructions for setting up and running unit tests with Jasmine for JavaScript code. It outlines downloading WebStorm and Jasmine, creating a new project, pasting Jasmine files into the project, writing a simple test in a math-spec.js file, implementing the production code in a math.js file, and running the tests to see them pass. The goal is to get started with writing unit tests for JavaScript code using Jasmine.
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