Django - Testing Django ApplicationsWhy is it important to write tests before fixing bugs in a Django app?ATo confirm the bug exists and prevent future regressionsBTo make the bug disappear automaticallyCTo avoid writing any code changesDTo slow down the development processCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand test-driven bug fixingWriting tests before fixing confirms the bug and helps catch it if it returns.Step 2: Evaluate options for correctnessTo confirm the bug exists and prevent future regressions correctly explains the importance of pre-fix tests.Final Answer:To confirm the bug exists and prevent future regressions -> Option AQuick Check:Pre-fix tests confirm bugs and prevent regressions [OK]Quick Trick: Write tests first to catch bugs and prevent repeats [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESExpecting tests to fix bugs automaticallyThinking tests avoid code changesBelieving tests slow development unnecessarily
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