No Structure When Creating Test Cases

Definition:

• Test code is also code and should have a structure to it so that it can be easily read and altered if needed. Not having a structure to test code makes it hard to understand and maintain. A simple structure is to organize the code into the different stages of the testing process.

References:

Quality attributes

• - Code Example

• - Cause and Effect

• - Frequency

• - Refactoring

• Anti-Patterns In Unit Testing