This skill helps you write and fix tests for C++ programs. It uses tools like GoogleTest and GoogleMock to check if your code works correctly. You can test small pieces of code or how different parts work together.
Testing saves time by catching bugs early. The skill shows you how to set up tests with CMake and CTest. It also covers mocking to replace complex parts of your system with simple stand-ins.
You will learn the TDD loop where you write a test first, then make it pass, then clean up your code. This keeps your projects reliable and easier to change later.
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