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This presentation introduces QuickCheck, a Haskell combinator library for property-based testing. It covers key features, benefits, expert insights, and a demo of generating diverse inputs to verify p
The title slide welcomes viewers to QuickCheck. It features the subtitle "Discover QuickCheck: Haskell Library for Automated Property-Based Testing," introducing the tool as a Haskell library for automated property-based testing.
Discover QuickCheck: Haskell Library for Automated Property-Based Testing
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QuickCheck is a combinator library for the Haskell programming language that supports property-based testing by automatically generating test cases using random inputs to verify software correctness. It prioritizes defining and checking general properties rather than relying on specific examples.
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This slide serves as a section header titled "Key Features," marking it as the second section (02) in the presentation. It includes a subtitle that invites exploration of how QuickCheck automates testing processes.
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Explore how QuickCheck automates testing processes
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The slide highlights key benefits of the tool, including a 90% reduction in manual testing that saves significant development time and 100% automatic edge detection to catch cases without manual input. It also notes over 10 production deployments in Haskell projects and a community of more than 1,000 active open-source contributors.
Saves significant development time
Catches cases without manual input
Used in Haskell projects
Open-source contributors
The slide, titled "Expert Insight," features a quote from Koen Claessen, co-author of QuickCheck. In it, he explains how QuickCheck transforms ad-hoc software testing into a rigorous science through automatic test case generation and property-based verification for more reliable code.
> QuickCheck revolutionizes software testing by transforming the often ad-hoc process into a rigorous science, enabling automatic test case generation and property-based verification for more reliable code.
ā Koen Claessen, co-author of QuickCheck
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The slide "QuickCheck in Action" illustrates the process of property-based testing through an image and key points. It covers generating diverse random inputs for thorough testing, verifying whether those inputs meet defined properties, and shrinking failures to pinpoint minimal counterexamples.
Source: Image from Wikipedia article "Software testing"
QuickCheck revolutionizes testing in Haskell, encouraging users to explore further through Wikipedia links for references and tools while starting property testing today. The subtitle emphasizes testing smarter to code stronger.
QuickCheck revolutionizes testing in Haskell. Explore further via Wikipedia links for references and tools. Start property testing today!
Test smarter, code stronger
Source: Wikipedia
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