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How to Code .Net Tips and Tricks for Coding .Net 1.1 and .Net 2.0 Applications Effectively
This book will introduce a series of techniques for how to write code in .NET. The best way to learn is to run a series of tests, and thus most of the examples in this book use a utility called NUnit1 because I want to implement test-driven development (TDD). In a nutshell the idea behind TDD is to architect, develop, and test your code at the same time. Additionally, it helps me write pieces of code that you can verify. In general development, the benefit of testing and developing code at the same time is that when your code is finished you know that it is tested enough to make you reasonably sure that stupid errors will not happen. The quality assurance department at your company will not complain about the lack of quality.
This chapter will take you through the steps for writing your own test routines. You’ll learn about publicly available testing tools and their uses. Then you’ll move on to topics such as how to define tests, why contexts are important, and how to implement mock objects.
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