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Computer Programming for Absolute Beginners

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Product type Book
Published in Jul 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781839216862
Pages 430 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Joakim Wassberg Joakim Wassberg

Table of Contents (19) Chapters

Preface 1. Section 1: Introduction to Computer Programs and Computer Programming
2. Chapter 1: Introduction to Computer Programs 3. Chapter 2: Introduction to Programming Languages 4. Chapter 3: Types of Applications 5. Chapter 4: Software Projects and How We Organize Our Code 6. Section 2: Constructs of a Programming Language
7. Chapter 5: Sequence – The Basic Building Block of a Computer Program 8. Chapter 6: Working with Data – Variables 9. Chapter 7: Program Control Structures 10. Chapter 8: Understanding Functions 11. Chapter 9: When Things Go Wrong – Bugs and Exceptions 12. Chapter 10: Programming Paradigms 13. Chapter 11: Programming Tools and Methodologies 14. Section 3: Best Practices for Writing High-Quality Code
15. Chapter 12: Code Quality 16. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix A: How to Translate the Pseudocode into Real Code 1. Appendix B: Dictionary

Integration testing

Integration testing is about putting several units together and testing them so that they work correctly when they are no longer isolated, but work together.

Units that work together will need to communicate, and they will communicate by passing data between them. This means that integration testing is about checking that the data transfer and data representation aspects work.

Imagine that we are working on a project that is divided into several modules. To speed up development time, we let several programmers work on the separate modules. This might look something like this:

Figure 11.6 – Four developers working on four different modules

Figure 11.6 – Four developers working on four different modules

These four developers will now start to write their modules, and they will make sure that their modules meet the requirements by running unit tests on them. But the only thing these tests will show is that this module works in isolation.

But in the final application, these modules...

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