C# Unit Testing with xUnit
Discover unit testing for C# and .NET
We, developers, cannot think for a customer or all the things a user can do. But we can make sure our code works as it should. Therefore, we should test our code. Not the application but the logic that makes the application work. We call this unit testing with C# and .NET.
While coding is fun, you must ensure your code always works. When something goes wrong, customers usually look at the developers, but 7 out of 10 times, it is an incorrect input by the customer. 2 out of 10 times, it’s a logic problem (“well, didn’t see that one coming”), and 1 out 10 times it’s a developers error.
In this course, we will look at what unit testing is with using xUnit, how we implement it, and how to ensure it keeps our code clean and working.
€ 9,99
€ 9,99
This course includes:
95 Hours
Of self-paced written lessons.
(based on an average reading speed)
Full, unlimited access
By buying this course, you will always have access to it. It will not expire. New material could be added.
(Internet is required).
Access to Discord
Talk with others about this course, ask questions, and help others. Get access to other free channels as well.
Skills you will learn
- Create and run basic unit tests
- Write meaningful tests
- Understand assertions
- Create fluent unit tests
- Code coverage
- Debugging unit tests
- Use the Test Explorer in Visual Studio
- Make sure your code is tested thoroughly
- Performance handling
This e-course is for
- C# / .NET
- Junior / medior C# Developers / .NET
- Software Developers
- Testers
Topics In This Course
The number of stars indicates the level of focus on the topic. Not all topics of the course are listed.
xUnit
Visual Studio Test Explorer
C# Testing
Fluent Assertions
Code Coverage
Data-driven testing
Mocking / faking data
Async unit testing
Run xUnit tests with GitHub
Chapters Of This Course
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