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Tony is a 23 year old guy from Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
I'm a University of Waterloo student, trying to switch into Computer Science. Instead, in an odd twist of irony, I'm currently working as a Software Developer for an amazing web startup company in Toronto. In between this school-work drama, I also manage to operate a community forum, administer a monthly computer programming contest, and regularly publish articles on my blog.
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Not all testing is the same. There are different rates to different method, but more importantly they find different types of errors. Unit tests don't cover missed requirements (unless there's test-driven development involved, but could happen even then). Unit tests certainly don't address design decisions.
