TEST DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT Scripts

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When you start to write the TDD scripts, where do you put the actual code; in visual studio or another app. I am new to this process and do not understand the whole process yet. Need some help.

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Posted 2-Aug-12 13:13pm

John Knapp

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-08-02T13:27:00

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In Visual Studio, it's still code that VS compiles.

Posted 2-Aug-12 13:27pm

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John Knapp 5-Aug-12 15:26pm

What kind of file do I open? (ASP.NET, WEB FORM, WIN FORM, TEXT FILE, XML FILE, HTML PAGE, etc.? New Solution or New Project???

Christian Graus 5-Aug-12 16:27pm

You can create a test project in Visual Studio, if you have a good enough version. If not, then you need to create code, because a test is code that runs to test your assumptions. How you do that without a testing framework, is a lot of work.