C++ developers can write reliable tests using this skill. It focuses on GoogleTest and GoogleMock with CMake and CTest. You will learn to create unit tests, integration tests, and test fixtures.
This skill follows the TDD loop of red, green, refactor. It helps you catch bugs early and keep your code stable. You will also configure CI gates and use sanitizers for better memory safety.
Anyone writing or fixing C++ tests will benefit. It works for modern C++17 and C++20 projects. The examples are simple and ready to use.
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