An Introduction to Testing in Go

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Hi Everyone, in this tutorial we look at how you can get started testing your go based programs using the go test command.

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[sunitijuyal]

Very crisp, clear and to the point example. Perfect starter for testing in go. Thanks.

[codelinx]

Good I found this chill channel! Great content

[startup]

Very crisp, clear and to the point example.

[be]

Yes, easy to understand when you keep it nice and simple! Nice!

[Nephrotreego]

My first testing in GO. Awesome video. Thanks!

[ninjaboss]

Excellent video with clear explanations. You're a lifesaver man

[steffenn]

Hey great video 👍 I cant wait for the next part about mocking.

[rmacster]

Great video. Just enough info so that you get something valuable but aren't overwhelmed. Thanks

[dzmitrykamarou]

Amazing quick to start tutorial, thank you!

[rehmanchughtai]

j>go test
go: cannot find main module; see 'go help modules'

[johngotti]

I should have learned this instead of joining the Gambino family.

[carlfranz]

Kind of funny given that this is about testing... If he had added a failed test to TestTableCalculate he would have found out that:
t.Error("Test Failed: {} inputted, {} expected, recieved: {}", test.input, test.expected, output)
doesn't work as he expected. Not even sure what language he though he was coding in, Python maybe? I think he meant:
t.Errorf("Test Failed: %v inputted, %v expected, received: %v", test.input, test.expected, output)

I'd give our presenter more crap about it but I do the same thing all the time... <sigh> I do wish you'd gone a bit farther into testing techniques in Go.