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are the first line of defense (but not the only line) • Unit tests are an integral part of the code base ## Rule 0 ## Write unit tests ## DOMAINS Good Process Good Tests Good Code ## Part 1: Good Tests

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Instance Properties ..... 200 16 Modules ..... 204 16.1 Namespace management ..... 205 16.2 Submodules and relative paths ..... 210 16.3 Module initialization and precompilation ..... 212 17 Documentation . 450 36.9 Use naming conventions consistent with Julia base/ ..... 451 36.10 Write functions with argument ordering similar to Julia Base ..... 451 36.11 Don't overuse try-catch ..... 452 Don't expose unsafe operations at the interface level ..... 453 36.18 Don't overload methods of base container types ..... 454 36.19 Avoid type piracy ..... 454 36.20 Be careful with type equality

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UO264451 Luis Fuertes Camporro - UO264691 Redis Salvatore Sanfilippo (antirez) Es un motor de base de datos en memoria, basado en el almacenamiento en tablas hashes. Escrito en ANSI C por Salvatore

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