Answer / Arun Kumar

Unit tests are designed to validate individual units of code, often methods or functions. In C#, there are typically three types of test cases:n
1. Positive Test Case:n - Tests the function when it returns a valid result for valid input.
2. Negative Test Case:n - Tests the function with invalid inputs to ensure that it handles errors gracefully and returns appropriate error messages or exceptions.
3. Edge Case Test Case:n - Tests the function at the boundaries of its expected range to verify if it behaves correctly when pushed to its limits.

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