C++ Unit Testing Fundamentals Using Catch2 2

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

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02 - Introducing Catch

02 - Course Introduction.mp4

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03 - Who Is This Course For-.mp4

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04 - Demo- Writing Unit Tests Using Catch.mp4

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05 - Comparing Catch to Traditional Unit Testing Frameworks.mp4

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06 - Summary.mp4

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07 - Course Overview.mp4

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08 - Introducing Unit Tests.mp4

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09 - Why Write Automated Tests-.mp4

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10 - Introducing Catch.mp4

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11 - Getting Started with Catch.mp4

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12 - Demo- Getting Started with Catch.mp4

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13 - Writing Tests Using Catch.mp4

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14 - Sample Project Description.mp4

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03 - Organizing Your Tests Using Catch

15 - Module Overview.mp4

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16 - Why You Should Care About the Tests Names.mp4

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17 - More Command Line Arguments.mp4

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18 - Summary.mp4

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19 - Bad Test Names to Avoid.mp4

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20 - Writing Good Unit Test Names.mp4

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21 - Executing Catch from the Command Line.mp4

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22 - Demo- Executing Catch from the Command Line.mp4

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23 - Adding Tags to Your Tests.mp4

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24 - Catchs Special Tags.mp4

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25 - Demo- Using Tags.mp4

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26 - Creating Tag Aliases.mp4

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04 - Asserting Using Catch

27 - Module Overview.mp4

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28 - Why You Should Care About Test Failures.mp4

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29 - Using String Conversions.mp4

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30 - Summary.mp4

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31 - Is It Okay to Use Multiple Assertions in One Test-.mp4

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32 - Using REQUIRE and CHECK.mp4

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33 - How to Handle Multiple Assertions in One Test.mp4

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34 - Demo- Handling Multiple Assertions in One Test.mp4

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35 - Asserting for Exceptions.mp4

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36 - DEMO- Asserting for Exceptions.mp4

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37 - Using Matchers.mp4

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38 - Adding More Information Using Logging Macros.mp4

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05 - Handling Duplicate Code

39 - Module Overview.mp4

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40 - Code Duplication in Unit and Integration Tests.mp4

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41 - Writing Type Parameterized Tests.mp4

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42 - Introducing BDD.mp4

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43 - Writing BDD Scenarios Using Catch.mp4

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44 - Demo- Writing BDD Scenarios Using Catch.mp4

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45 - Summary.mp4

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46 - DRY vs. DAMP.mp4

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47 - Using Test Fixtures.mp4

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48 - Demo- Using Test Fixture.mp4

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49 - The Problems of Using Test Fixtures.mp4

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50 - Using Sections.mp4

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51 - Demo- Using Sections.mp4

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52 - Writing Data-driven Tests Using data Generators.mp4

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53 - Demo- Using Data Generators.mp4

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Description

Writing unit tests is a big part of being a professional software developer. This course would teach you how to write readable and robust unit tests using Catch2, a simple yet powerful unit testing framework.

What You'll Learn?

Writing unit tests is a big part of being a good software developer. Unfortunately, unit testing in C++ is far from being trivial, and good unit testing frameworks are hard to find. In this course, C++ Unit Testing Fundamentals Using Catch2, you will learn how to write robust unit tests using Catch2, a simple-to-use yet flexible and powerful unit testing framework for C++. You will learn what makes Catch2 different from other xUnit frameworks, and how it can be used to write unit tests for your C++ code. You will also get to see how to run Catch2 from the command line, how to use test fixtures, and how to create maintainable tests. When you're finished with this course, you will have a foundational knowledge of Catch2 and unit testing in C++ that would help you create better, cleaner C++ code.

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Dror Helper

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Dror is a freelance software architect. He has been writing software professionally for more than a decade, during which he has worked for industry giants such as Intel and SAP as well as small startup companies. He has extensive knowledge of many programming languages and platforms including C++, assembly, .NET (C#/VB) and Java. Dror is an expert in agile methodologies and software engineering practices. When not writing code, Dror mentors developers and conducts courses about clean code, unit testing, design patterns, debugging and TDD/BDD. Dror lectures worldwide about software development, Agile methodologies, and test-driven design. In his blog (http://blog.drorhelper.com) Dror writes about programming languages, software development tools, clean code, writing code guided by tests, and anything else he finds interesting.

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