Description
Unit Testing with unittest in Python
Unit testing is an essential practice in software development that helps verify whether individual functions or modules work as expected. This script uses Python’s built-in unittest module to write test cases for functions.
Customization: You can add more test cases by defining additional methods inside the TestCase class. Change expected outputs to fit your function’s logic.
Usage: Run the script with python -m unittest unit_test.py. It will automatically discover and execute all test cases. If a test fails, an error message will indicate what went wrong.
Expected Results: If all test cases pass, you’ll see an “OK” message. If a test fails, you’ll get a failure trace with details about the incorrect output.
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