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by randomdata
1253 days ago
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That is a common falsehood. Testing does not verify that the code under test behaves correctly. It only verifies that the what the documentation asserts correctly matches what the code does. Indeed, enabling the machine to verify that the documentation is true is cheaper than having humans do it. Also less error prone. Humans are notoriously bad at keeping documentation properly up to date. |
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