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Built-in Unit Testing
Raj Balaebail
Users can easily write and run tests with the new built-in testing framework in Mathematica 10. This talk demonstrates how the symbolic character of the Wolfram Language lets you immediately run tests for even the smallest program snippets and see results at any stage of development.
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