Test java and C applications with python
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| Abstract | Did you know that Python can be used to test foreign code, such as Java and C?
This enables writing tests for legacy code in a very few time, reducing development time and improving code coverage (e.g., using python frameworks to generate testcases for foreign code).
If you have C and Java services that communicates over the network, you can use python as a glue to anticipate some integration tests directly in python. |
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