Mastering C# Unit Testing with Real-world Examples

About this course

Have you learned the basics of unit testing in C#, but you still struggle with writing tests that are easy to read and maintain?Have you seen too many online tutorials testing a Calculator class, but you want to learn how to test real code?Code with dependencies, validations, and edge cases.Code that looks like the code you find every day at work.That's why I created this course.No more unit testing the Add method of a Calculator class.In this course, let's refactor some real unit tests to make them more readable and maintainable using proven principles and methods.Although I changed names, classes, and methods to avoid disclosing code from past clients and employers, these are the tests I had to work with as a software engineer.Who Is This For?This course is for C# developers who:Know what MSTest, Moq, and AAA mean.Want to write readable and maintainable unit tests.Are tired of boring, unrealistic tutorials and want to learn from real code examples.What You’ll LearnBy the end of this course, you’ll be able to:Simplify tests with builder methods.Write maintainable tests easily with parameterized values.Make tests clear and easy to follow with good names and test values.Have more readable tests with domain-specific assertion methods.Mastering these skills will help you to write tests easy to follow, easy to maintain, and easy to trust.The next time you open one of your tests, you’ll know exactly what’s going on.Important Note:This is not an introductory course. We won't cover how to write your first unit tests.If you alrea