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15.7 Summary
- It's convenient to use a common SetUp for a set of tests. But as data is added to the SetUp, it's good to avoid breaking existing tests. We saw several ways of doing that.
- It's straightforward to write tests that set the date and time.
- It's useful to make business objects, such as business transactions, explicit in the tables in the tests. For example, user operations as a part of the transaction, such as making payments, are treated as actions in the transaction table in the test.
- We showed some examples of sad-path tests, which check when things go wrong.