Absolutely the best informative, concise, and well structure video on Unit Tests that I have found in RUclips. I will recommend this video to ensure that everyone has a foundational understanding of Units tests why, what, and how !
You're an absolute master at teaching. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Your explanations are very clear and easy to understand. Thank you so very much for doing this.
Just a quick question about the assertion at 8:00 - would it be better not trying to replicate a function's behaviour in the test, as that can make it fragile to changes in the function? Would it be better to instead assert with the function's output and a known correct value? So in the example above, it would be ASSERT_EQ (result, 300);
For AAA, you can also use GWT which is commonly used. GWT stands for "Given", "When", "Then". Example: Given a first value 100; Given a second value 200; When we sum the two; Then the result should be 300; Extra useful notes: Often you can write GWT comments above to clarify which parts do what. If you write the GWT comments in co-pilot and ask for tests, it will likely write the tests for you and possibly even have an easier time writing the implementation too.
You can use things based on your choice, but Given, when, then is mostly used for depicting the business scenarios and not the unit test case. Hope it helps, thanks 🙏
Hello Sir, My pranam to you. Really learning a lot from you. So clear, concise and upto the point. Can you make a tutorial on Docker as per your style - short, clear, concise and upto the point.
Hello Thank you for your kind words. I had plan for docker too.. but will certainly expedite the same. You'll hear from me soon. Thanks again for your comment 🙏🙏🙏
Unit tests are written for finding bugs is a wrong statement. Their main benefits are catching regressions (when many people work on the same code base and someone breaks someone's else's code). Other benefits include, it serves as documentation and it also forces you to write loosely coupled modularized code, without which unit testing would be hard.
Sir If I want to test a function which uses a runtime object which cannot be initialised in any way but it’s object can only be filled when application is running like from a window in a windows app. How can I simulate that behavior I am trying with mock but it gives null references exception as it can only be generated when application runs
Thank you for making this video. It is very helpful for beginners. Please make a video for Unit Testing C code Using Google Test. If possible make a video if cross compiler is used.
Hello Thanks for your comment and valuable suggestion.. I initially thought about it but discarded the idea as it would be too much Will definitely talk about it in some video Thanks again
Thank you very much for this very interesting video! I learned (finally) the purpose, and the different strategies to test All you explained here is valid for any programming language? In Python you have videos who explains the included system, but what are the different programs you can use with Cobol, JavaScript, Php, Sinatra, etc? Thank you!
Thanks for your comment… whatever I talked about in this video is applicable for all programming languages and pretty much all unit test frameworks support this
The hardest part of introducing unit tests into an existing code is the changes required to be able to separate the units you decide on from external dependencies.
Thank you for your comment.. I am not planning to create any more series on language specific unit tests at this moment of time..but will certainly consider once my backlog is lighten. Thanks again for your comment 🙏🙏🙏
I am trying to learn terms correctly related to fake,stub,mock, spy. Can you mention book references. Discussion of BDD, TDD are far too much and code samples are little or missing.
Hello Thanks for your comment... Some engineers do have adverse view on fakes...because its almost near to real implementation... So that can be termed as so called impurity...but I don't subscribe to this opinion
What is your view on Google Mock? I feel after using it for a while that it is written to cover both mocking and stubbing. At least, that's how it has been used everywhere I've seen.
Hello Thanks for your comment. Working as expected means that it is doing what its expected to do neither less nor more. for example - an empty function is not a bug but if it does nothing it's not working as expected Hope this helps Thanks
I guess it is just a matter of definition. What is a bug? I would agree with that a bug is unexpected behaviour. So anything not working as you expect it to, is in my mind a bug. Whether it crashes, sends an exception, or keeps working seemingly fine. But it's just one of those things that we all feel different about. Alas, "bug or feature?" ;)
Thanks for your comment..Have you checked frameworks like CMock? To be honest I haven’t used any ‘C’ language mocking frameworks so can’t suggest on the usability of it. Hope it helps ..thanks 🙏
WTF, 1 to n objects can be independent. U crazy. 1 - n objects can't be a unit of code. There is a reason and that is "Those were created separately' This is stupid AF
Hi Thanks for sharing your thoughts.. however if I can just add my 2 cents.. a production level code, because of its size and comp will always smell bad even though it might not really be
Absolutely the best informative, concise, and well structure video on Unit Tests that I have found in RUclips. I will recommend this video to ensure that everyone has a foundational understanding of Units tests why, what, and how !
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You're an absolute master at teaching. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Your explanations are very clear and easy to understand. Thank you so very much for doing this.
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Would love to see a practical series on this as well.
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Thank you very much sir for this clear explanation, you have helped me understand unit testing - now can easily translate to my language of choice...
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This is definitely the best video for unit test. Thank you!
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after a very long time I have seen such a video . Hats off.
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Thank you so much! So much confusion has been out there about mock vs. stub, and you clarify them beautifully...!
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10:50 mock
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Very helpful and well-spoken. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
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Such a well structured video, especially for someone new to the concept! Thank you :)
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Just a quick question about the assertion at 8:00 - would it be better not trying to replicate a function's behaviour in the test, as that can make it fragile to changes in the function? Would it be better to instead assert with the function's output and a known correct value?
So in the example above, it would be ASSERT_EQ (result, 300);
By far, best introductory explanation 🔥
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This was very helpful thank you!! this cleared up serveral questions and misunderstandings I've had... THANK YOU!!
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amazing video, understood the difference between. mocks,stubs and fakes very well
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I clicked on the video link, saw your face and immediately hit the like button. I know already this video is going to be a good learning session.
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For AAA, you can also use GWT which is commonly used. GWT stands for "Given", "When", "Then".
Example:
Given a first value 100;
Given a second value 200;
When we sum the two;
Then the result should be 300;
Extra useful notes:
Often you can write GWT comments above to clarify which parts do what.
If you write the GWT comments in co-pilot and ask for tests, it will likely write the tests for you and possibly even have an easier time writing the implementation too.
You can use things based on your choice, but Given, when, then is mostly used for depicting the business scenarios and not the unit test case. Hope it helps, thanks 🙏
Hello Sir, My pranam to you. Really learning a lot from you. So clear, concise and upto the point. Can you make a tutorial on Docker as per your style - short, clear, concise and upto the point.
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thanks for this video, I learned a lot!
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Great video! Really clearly explained with enough examples to get the point accross. Thanks :)
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This was a fantastic intro to Unit Testing.
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A gem for beginners!! Thanks
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excellent explanations, very didactic, congrats 🙂
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Came by pure randomness, but it's a really good video, good job!
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Unit tests are written for finding bugs is a wrong statement.
Their main benefits are catching regressions (when many people work on the same code base and someone breaks someone's else's code). Other benefits include, it serves as documentation and it also forces you to write loosely coupled modularized code, without which unit testing would be hard.
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Sir If I want to test a function which uses a runtime object which cannot be initialised in any way but it’s object can only be filled when application is running like from a window in a windows app. How can I simulate that behavior
I am trying with mock but it gives null references exception as it can only be generated when application runs
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Thank you for making this video. It is very helpful for beginners. Please make a video for Unit Testing C code Using Google Test. If possible make a video if cross compiler is used.
What cross-compiler are you intend to use?
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Hi Sir, Is it possible use gmock to test functions which is written in c?
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I would like to see your definition for spies as well!! Very good video!!
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I initially thought about it but discarded the idea as it would be too much
Will definitely talk about it in some video
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very impressive didactics
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Theory Explanation is really good. But some code samples for mock, stub and fake could have completed it properly.
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I learned (finally) the purpose, and the different strategies to test
All you explained here is valid for any programming language?
In Python you have videos who explains the included system, but what are the different programs you can use with Cobol, JavaScript, Php, Sinatra, etc?
Thank you!
Thanks for your comment… whatever I talked about in this video is applicable for all programming languages and pretty much all unit test frameworks support this
9:34 - I am watching this when two days back, a major facebook/whatsapp/instagram outage happened. Lol
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10:50 mock
13:36 stub
15:05 fakes
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The hardest part of introducing unit tests into an existing code is the changes required to be able to separate the units you decide on from external dependencies.
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Thanks for your comment.. , Yes but it's mostly depends upon how the code is written
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Hello can you help me with unit test . Example with solution for c++ Java python c
Thank you for your comment.. I am not planning to create any more series on language specific unit tests at this moment of time..but will certainly consider once my backlog is lighten.
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Thanks Sir, good explanation :)
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I am trying to learn terms correctly related to fake,stub,mock, spy. Can you mention book references. Discussion of BDD, TDD are far too much and code samples are little or missing.
great video! really awesome explanations :)
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Is it correct to say that "fakes" introduces a certain degree of impurity into unit testing?
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Thanks for your comment... Some engineers do have adverse view on fakes...because its almost near to real implementation... So that can be termed as so called impurity...but I don't subscribe to this opinion
3:19 weather or whether ? I think this video never went for unit testing before its upload but the content it's says is pretty much good !
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Autostub means?
Crystal clear
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What is your view on Google Mock? I feel after using it for a while that it is written to cover both mocking and stubbing. At least, that's how it has been used everywhere I've seen.
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Thanks for your comment..yes you can do create stubs with google mock..
3:26. If the code is not working as expected, then it has bugs, right? then where is the diff between 1 and 2?
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Working as expected means that it is doing what its expected to do neither less nor more. for example - an empty function is not a bug but if it does nothing it's not working as expected
Hope this helps
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I guess it is just a matter of definition. What is a bug?
I would agree with that a bug is unexpected behaviour. So anything not working as you expect it to, is in my mind a bug. Whether it crashes, sends an exception, or keeps working seemingly fine.
But it's just one of those things that we all feel different about. Alas, "bug or feature?" ;)
How to mock c functions
Thanks for your comment..Have you checked frameworks like CMock? To be honest I haven’t used any ‘C’ language mocking frameworks so can’t suggest on the usability of it.
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If you want to find no bugs in your unit tests then write no unit tests.
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It's a good explanation, unfortunately it has no real examples of tests in code.
3:17 whether not weather.
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hello sir
Milligram not centigram...
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10 000 WHAT?
WTF, 1 to n objects can be independent.
U crazy.
1 - n objects can't be a unit of code.
There is a reason and that is
"Those were created separately'
This is stupid AF
STOP whining, add your 2 cents, but no thanks. BE NICE....
I must disagree. You can smell the quality of code instantly if you see it. Code smell.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts.. however if I can just add my 2 cents.. a production level code, because of its size and comp will always smell bad even though it might not really be
Talk is cheap. show me the code
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