There are two kinds of testing code: black box and
Unit test code for TDD is almost never written within the same project or module as the code being tested. By placing tests in a separate module or library, the production code remains pristine. 
Placing the TDD code inside the same module would fundamentally alter the production code. Use of conditional compilation directives can introduce subtle bugs ...
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There are two kinds of testing code: black box and
Unit test code for TDD is almost never written within the same project or module as the code being tested. By placing tests in a separate module or library, the production code remains pristine. Placing the TDD code inside the same module would fundamentally alter the production code. Use of conditional compilation directives can introduce subtle bugs ...
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There are two kinds of testing code: black box and
Unit test code for TDD is almost never written within the same project or module as the code being tested. By placing tests in a separate module or library, the production code remains pristine. Placing the TDD code inside the same module would fundamentally alter the production code. Use of conditional compilation directives can introduce subtle bugs ...
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