Answer Posted / lucy
1. Make sure outputs meet spec (by design)
2. Make sure the code can handle all posible inputs
3. Make sure the code has proper error handling
4. Test the time takes to get output (Does it meet
performance requirement)
5. Test how much CPU and memory it use
6. Test other possible factors may affect output(like
network issue, etc)
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