The Difference Between Unit Testing and Integration Testing

Written by sashaandrieiev | Published 2022/08/26
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TLDRA well-known unit test is not the only meaningful test required to ensure that the outcome of a project is optimized and workable. There are also integration testing, which seems similar to unit testing. In this article, we will give you a comprehensive overview of them and discuss their differences. Having a testing strategy and process in place is something you should develop and implement long before your software gets into the hands of end-users. The Big Bang approach involves the integration and simultaneous testing of all simultaneous modules or blocks.via the TL;DR App
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Written by sashaandrieiev | CEO & Founder at Jelvix | Digital Leader| Innovation Expert
Published by HackerNoon on 2022/08/26
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