July 2018
Intermediate to advanced
266 pages
7h 11m
English
Commonly, these types of tests are called Functional Tests. They differ from Unit Tests in that they don't test the small units of code—like functions—but the overall behavior of a functionality. Functional Tests are needed for concurrent code because they exercise the functionality as a whole, allowing us to create tests that depict the complexity that comes with having the application do operations asynchronously.
A concurrent application without Functional Tests will be fragile, so any change to its code may unleash a chaos of race conditions, atomicity violations, deadlocks, and so on.
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