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In some languages it is not suitable. I would like to know if python is different. Thank you.
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In some languages it is not suitable. I would like to know if python is different. Thank you.
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I don’t believe it’s "wrong" in any language, just a paradigm decision.
Python:
The framework unittest was originally inspired by Junit and is similar to most unit test frameworks in other languages. It supports test automation, boot code sharing and interruption for testing, test aggregation and test framework independence.
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Which model? Why would it be wrong?
– ppalacios
I don’t think it’s "wrong" in any language, just a paradigm decision. Have a look at this document: https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.html
– Leonardo Pessoa
Could you post a reference that says it’s wrong? Or the context in which it’s based?
– Randrade
I believe that without [Dit] and put the context from where he got that in some languages is wrong or right, and which criteria used, the question has no way to lead to an objective answer, only diffuse discussions on the subject (which does not fit in our model). I would suggest a better context, based on [Ask] and site scope.
– Bacco