How does Python's unittest framework work? #2901
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A:unittest provides a testing framework with TestCase classes, setUp/tearDown methods, and assertion methods. Tests are methods starting with 'test_'. Run with |
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A:unittest provides a testing framework with TestCase classes, setUp/tearDown methods, and assertion methods. Tests are methods starting with 'test_'. Run with
python -m unittest. It's part of the standard library and follows xUnit patterns.