Django - Testing Django ApplicationsYou want to ensure your Django app stays bug-free as you add features. Which testing practice helps most with this?AWrite one big test covering all features at onceBWrite many small tests for each feature and run them oftenCOnly test the app once before releaseDAvoid writing tests to save timeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand testing frequency and sizeSmall tests for each feature catch bugs early and are easier to maintain.Step 2: Recognize the benefit of running tests oftenRunning tests regularly during development helps find problems quickly.Final Answer:Write many small tests for each feature and run them often -> Option BQuick Check:Small frequent tests = fewer bugs [OK]Quick Trick: Small tests + frequent runs keep app stable [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESTesting only once before releaseWriting one big test for everythingSkipping tests to save time
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