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Curated by: Francesco Ciulla (54 videos)
In this lesson, we will learn about Rust programming language testing. In this episode, we will take a practical approach, providing examples of how you can easily test your Rust applications. A significant advantage of the Rust Programming language is that you don't need any dependencies to start writing tests! 0:00 Introduction: Testing in Rust 0:38 Anatomy of a Test Function in Rust 4:50 Making a Test that Fails 6:10 Checking Results with the assert! Macro 10:55 Testing Equality with the assert_eq! and assert_ne! Macros 13:20 Adding Custom Failure Messages 16:24 Checking for Panics with the should_panic Attribute 22:08 Using Result in Tests Check this Open Source Project: https://www.rustcrab.com/ ALL THE LINKS HERE: https://francescociulla.com