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11. Testing

Ted Hagos1  
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Makati, Philippines
 
In this chapter, we will cover the following:
  • Testing

  • Unit testing

  • Testing basics

  • How to setup in IntelliJ

Testing is an equally important part of the development process. If you ever intend for your app to be used by anyone of consequence (perhaps, a paying customer), then the app can’t have rough edges. It can’t have any gross or glaring errors. It needs to go through verification and testing.

Types of Testing

There are many kinds of testing; the ones you’ll employ depends on what type of app you’re building. If you’re building a game, you’ll most likely include sound testing, soak testing, compliance, or conformance ...

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