Python Tutorial: Unit Testing Your Code with the unittest Module

Thank you very much for this insightfull video. Learned a lot !!!

I am having an issue with the import calc module, when I write that in my IDE it says “calc is not accessed in pylance” what’s going on with that?

Great video! It saved me lots of a time and tons of nerves.

Thank you so much for this video! You have answered questions that have puzzled me for so long.

Please make a part 2 of this video to cover more complicated tests❤

Thank you for this lesson!

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Beautifully explained with easy to understand examples!

Fantastic vid, thanks!!!

6 years in, and this vid is still at its best. Thank you Corey. You're awesome

Great video Corey, I love your detailed explanation and clean use of language😘

you should have used the tearDown method and tested after the tear down for the attribute emp_1 and emp_:2 to be empty before the set up method .

hey corey can you make a "mocking" related video

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Thanks for another fantastic video! Would love to finally see a pytest one :)

I made my first python project without implementing a test. Judging from my experience it was really rough, It took me a lot of late night sleep just to see if a feature works the way I intended. Now I am learning testing and trying to apply it in my current project.

I hope I had learn testing earlier, before proceeding to create my project.

The video uses unit test, while mine was pytest, but hoping the concepts I learn here is same to be applied in pytest.

Appreciate videos like these are created for free to everyone.

very good🐾

Does this work on Colab notebooks?

Why do you not define an init function which is usually the first function inside a class? and what is cls?

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Thank you so much for this. Great video. Weirdly though, in pycharm,the print statement for the tearDownClass shows up directly after the setUpClass. Is this an IDE 'quirk'? I wonder

Those 40 min were absolutely worth it and cleared up the concept of unit tests, especially the last part about mocking was exactly what I needed!. Now I will be able to write some of the first-ever tests for my project, thanks a lot @Corey Schafer

thank you, very cool :)

This is just too good to be true

Thank you very much

Why are we writing unittest.main(). I couldn't understand

Thank you Corey!

Really great video. Thank you a lot.

Amazing Videos! They are so easy to follow and well thought out. I have had a few instances where the library versions you are using have changed and your explanation of what is going on has allowed me to work through the new syntax in the updated libraries. This one is helping me so much at work at the moment.

thank you

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hello python shifu! that pytest video never came out or am i missing something?

Great video! Clear and straight to the point thanks!

Would love to see you cover the pytest framework!

Quick question, how were you able to partially select your symbol names then replace them? Like the test_add, you were able to select only a few add then replace them with, for example, "subtraction"?

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Very useful

UR lessons R so practical, rich in content ND easy 2 follow. I am so grateful 4 U 2 share UR knowledge.

awesome- very helpful to ramp up quickly

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Thank you very much so much for this video. Very informative.

Dude, keep up that good work, I will watch all of your program videos and click the thumbs up button. You explain those amazingly well.

Nice video, I quite like it. Simple, actionable, adjusted to beginner's knowledge and needs. Keep up the good work :)

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