How to Read This Book
You should feel comfortable just reading all chapters in order. The first part of the book contains truly essential material to get your fundamentals right and get started properly. The second part applies properties in more realistic scenarios to gain comfort, and the last part covers stateful tests.
But really, it’s easiest to read things in order. Some chapters have questions and exercises at the end. You can skip these if you want, but going through them will be a good way to reinforce your understanding of the material covered.
The exercises are added particularly when a lot of theory is introduced in the chapter and when the material will come back again and again in following chapters. Going through them may sometimes ...
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