A unit test verifies a single, isolated piece of code—like a function or method—to ensure it works correctly. Developers write and run these automated tests during coding to catch bugs early, validate logic, and prevent regressions. The primary beneficiaries are software engineers and teams, who gain faster debugging, safer refactoring, and reliable code quality.
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