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              rgb(204,204,204);padding-left:1ex">I assume Python scars.
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            Too real ðŸ˜…<br>
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      Somehow the following second Saturday tale touches these scars: <a
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    <p>Quote from there:</p>
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    <p>Tests are only examples. They don't establish categories of
      behaviour. They can't do it.</p>
    <p>"""</p>
    <p><note> This is in context of looking for correctness, not
      in context of what to build or a proof of artifact existence, i.e.
      BDD. Long live testing for development support. </note><br>
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