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Unit Testing Part 4: Testing Private Members

Pretty soon after starting to write unit tests you will find yourself in a situation where you want to access a private or protected member of the class being tested. This can either happen if you need to check a private field or property or if you’re planning on testing a private method.
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Unit Testing in Practice

Every developer knows unit test, or at least he should know. There is so much literature in books and on the internet that I could not begin to cover every aspect of it. The value of unit testing is undoubted and I won’t argue against it. It looks as easy as 1, 2, 3 when you’re watching a video, listening to a talk or reading a tutorial. And then you’ll dive into real world programming and suddenly there are problems all over the place.
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Programming Sins Regarding the Registry (Using the Example of Microsoft Excel)
Published by Helge Klein on 08/13/2009 | 2 Comments | 4,592 Views

While browsing through the registry I found the following "gem". It illustrates nicely how programmers are not supposed to store settings in the registry:
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