People Should Think and Machines Should Test

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January 29, 2016

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2016-01

Article Summary:

Testers often develop programmatic tests that mimic manual test conditions. Harry Robinson and Doug Szabo use real programming examples to show how the computer can provide better test coverage than the test author conceived.

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