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Extension Methods and Unit Testing in VS2008

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Create some useful Extension Methods using .NET 3.5, then test your new methods using the built-in unit testing functionality in VS2008 Professional.
  • extensionunittests_src.zip
    • ClassLibrary1
      • bin
        • Debug
          • ClassLibrary1.exe
          • ClassLibrary1.vshost.exe
      • ClassLibrary1.csproj
      • ClassLibrary1.sln
      • ClassLibrary1.vsmdi
      • Extensions.cs
      • LocalTestRun.testrunconfig
      • Properties
      • test.cs
      • TestResults
        • Administrator_STORMDEV 2007-11-04 10_44_59.trx
        • Administrator_STORMDEV 2007-11-04 10_44_59
          • Out
            • ClassLibrary1.exe
            • ClassLibrary1.pdb
            • utilstests.dll
            • UtilsTests.pdb
        • Administrator_STORMDEV 2007-11-04 10_46_43.trx
        • Administrator_STORMDEV 2007-11-04 10_46_43
          • Out
            • ClassLibrary1.exe
            • ClassLibrary1.pdb
            • utilstests.dll
            • UtilsTests.pdb
        • Administrator_STORMDEV 2007-11-04 10_55_32.trx
        • Administrator_STORMDEV 2007-11-04 10_55_32
          • Out
            • ClassLibrary1.exe
            • ClassLibrary1.pdb
            • utilstests.dll
            • UtilsTests.pdb
        • Administrator_STORMDEV 2007-11-04 11_06_39.trx
        • Administrator_STORMDEV 2007-11-04 11_06_39
          • In
            • STORMDEV
          • Out
            • ClassLibrary1.exe
            • ClassLibrary1.pdb
            • utilstests.dll
            • UtilsTests.pdb
      • UtilsTests

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