Unit Testing in C# 2022: 2. XUnit & Fluent Assertions 

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Thanks for the explanations, although I’m a good backend developer, to my shame I don’t know a damn thing about testing (only manual via postman, etc.). With the help of these lectures, I was convinced that there was nothing complicated there and there was no need to constantly put off studying this material)) Greetings from Azerbaijan

I have never used Fluent assertions before. Very, very cool!

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Now I'm confused. Do I create these tests as part of my original solution that I'm testing or as a separate solution? You created a separate one but then coded the methods you test in there... What is it like in the "real life" - are the tests part of the application and is the application delivered to the customer with the tests still sitting in there somewhere?

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Is Fluent Assertions library a market standard?

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FluentAssertions is too slow. It is cool tho.

I wanna thank you for this. It really helped me grasp on how to use unit testing in C# that I needed for my internship.