Writing and Running Tests - Rust Programming Tutorial #41

Testing is relatively straightforward in Rust - it can be done using the 'cargo test' command. Once you have defined some tests in your source code, you are then able to run 'cargo test' to get your test results.

In this video I go over some basic examples of testing, how to use other modules + structs in your tests and some testing attributes.

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[philcrom]

Nice tutorial mate! Just starting with rust and it was a very good introduction series. Thank you a lot.

[xRicardo]

Thanks for the tutorials. I hope you would consider to do some videos about GUI interfaces for RUST, for example GTK.

[musicarroll]

Great video. Quick and to the point. Also appreciate the new spelling of 'square'. Aussie spelling?

[pawekoaczynski]

that's kinda funny that you have to write panic with an exclamation point

[youlac]

Good and clear tutorials !
But... "is_sqaure()" is kind of perturbing ._.

[eddiegerbais-nief]

Why "assert_eq!(A, B)"?
Is it different from "assert!(A == B)"?