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Pragmatic Unit Tests using "yield return" for providing test cases

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5 Feb 2013CPOL3 min read 38.6K   120   14  
How to gain better control over the testing process reducing the amount of test methods in a unit test.
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Software Developer (Senior) Polenter - Software Solutions
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I'm C# developer from Cologne, Germany. Here I owe a small software company. My hobby is general optimization - natural talent of all lazy people Wink | ;-)

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