Please read the following about Unit tests in Wikipedia, understand the test driven development environment.
And read our Rules To Better Unit Tests.

This rule is divided into two parts:

• A section called 'New to Unit Testing' for developers that haven't written a lot of unit testing (<100 in their professional career) and have not worked on a project at scale that makes extensive use of unit testing.  
• A section called 'Experienced Unit Tester' for developers that have extensive unit testing experience.

Complete the appropriate section as dictated by your experience level.

New To Unit Testing

Ready to code A: I understand Test Driven Development (Not for Admin or Design Employees)

Send yourself an email task using Outlook | New Email | Content Chooser | All Staff Single Use Email Templates | Select induction-ready-to-code-a  

Ready to code B: Write Your Own Unit Tests using Visual Studio xUnit (Not for Admin or Design Employees)

Send yourself an email task using Outlook | New Email | Content Chooser | All Staff Single Use Email Templates | Select induction-ready-to-code-b

Experienced Unit Tester

Send yourself an email task using Outlook | New Email | Content Chooser | All Staff Single Use Email Templates | Select induction-best-practices-for-unit-testing to do some reading to get a basic understanding of test driven development.

Completion

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