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Most people know that testing your websites is a good idea, but after some time testing can become tedious. What if a lot of this testing process could be automated so you donât have to go trough every function manually, time after time, to ensure that it still works after updating your code? This is where unit testing comes in, to automate the testing process. Unit testing makes it easier, and above all safer, to modify your code because it catches any irregularities in the behavior (i.e