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Tests typically take the form of [...].
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another function that contains one or more sample calls to the function being tested

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#python #sicp
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Tests typically take the form of [...].
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#python #sicp
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Tests typically take the form of [...].
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another function that contains one or more sample calls to the function being tested
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Tests typically take the form of another function that contains one or more sample calls to the function being tested. The returned value is then verified against an expected result. Unlike most functions, which are meant to be general, tests involve selecting and validating calls with specific argumen

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of verifying that the function's behavior matches expectations. Our language of functions is now sufficiently complex that we need to start testing our implementations. A test is a mechanism for systematically performing this verification. <span>Tests typically take the form of another function that contains one or more sample calls to the function being tested. The returned value is then verified against an expected result. Unlike most functions, which are meant to be general, tests involve selecting and validating calls with specific argument values. Tests also serve as documentation: they demonstrate how to call a function and what argument values are appropriate. Assertions. Programmers use assert statements to verify expectations, such as the output of a function being tested. An assert statement has an expression in a boolean context,

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