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Unit Testing C Code in CLion 2020

Writing unit tests is a big part of being a good software developer. This course will teach you how to use unit tests to improve existing C code with the CLion IDE.

Advanced
2h 17m
(16)

Created by Dror Helper

Last Updated May 11, 2022

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Unit Testing C Code in CLion 2020

Writing unit tests is a big part of being a good software developer. This course will teach you how to use unit tests to improve existing C code with the CLion IDE.

Advanced
2h 17m
(16)

Created by Dror Helper

Last Updated May 11, 2022

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Anyone who has ever written unit tests knows that it’s not always a trivial task, especially when trying to test existing code. In this course, Unit Testing C Code in CLion, you’ll learn to write, run, debug, and analyze unit tests. First, you’ll explore deciding how and what to test. Next, you’ll discover refactoring code using unit tests for better readability and maintainability. Finally, you’ll learn how to understand the results and investigate issues when things go wrong. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of CLion and unit testing needed to create better, cleaner, and more maintainable C code.

Unit Testing C Code in CLion 2020
Advanced
2h 17m
(16)
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Dror Helper
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Dror is a Software developer, architect, and consultant who likes to help software developers write better code. He's a public speaker and blogger. Dror teaches, mentors, and writes code using clean code principles, TDD, and BDD.

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