Creating Unit tests for your c# code

Introduction

When we are creating a C# library (API consumed by other applications) we are not sure what could be the possible uses of it by the application developer. They may pass incorrect argument information to our API functions. To validate all the scenarios we need to create code that will check and validate our API methods.

Sometimes we need to modify our methods and we do not have time to do smoke testing. In such scenarios, if we have an Automated Unit Test then we can easily check if anything breaks. To successfully validate our methods/Class, we need to achieve more code coverage for our code.

Using the code  

Here we will see how our code could be tested using a Unit Test Framework. I have created a sample method for explaining the testing framework. Check the below API method.

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