When writing tests in Python, I always choose the pytest test framework. It’s concise, feature-rich has a great ecosystem of plugins, is widely used, and supported in the community. One aspect which makes it blend seamlessly with the code under test is how test input can be passed to it. Within this part of the usual arrange-act-assert structure of tests, let’s explore one particular feature: parametrization.
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From Python to Rust: First Impressions
I did a lot of systems programming in the last couple of months. In Python. Time to explore how I would do that in a language that is closer to the system yet brings guarantees I’d love to have in Python as well: Rust. But what are the core concepts, how does Rust code feel like? Let’s find out.