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Update Rule “what-unit-tests-to-write-and-how-many/rule” #9464

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seoDescription: Do you know what unit tests to write and how many? Learn that 100% Unit Test Coverage is impractical, focus on quality over quantity, and prioritize writing tests for methods with high risk of unintended consequences.
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title: Do you know what unit tests to write and how many?
seoDescription: Do you know what unit tests to write and how many? Learn that
100% Unit Test Coverage is impractical, focus on quality over quantity, and
prioritize writing tests for methods with high risk of unintended
consequences.
uri: what-unit-tests-to-write-and-how-many
authors:
- title: Adam Cogan
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✅ Unit tests should be written for:

- Critical path
- Core functionality
- Fragile code
e.g. regular expressions
- When errors can be difficult to spot
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