C# Unit-Tests - Basics Cheat Sheet

public void MyTest() {
  // Arrange - Only setup code needed by the act step{{nl}}
  // Act - Only the action(s) under test{{nl}}
  // Assert - Verification of the excepted behavior
}

class SubjectTests {
 
  // fields
  int callCount = 0;

  // help methods
  private Subject MakeSubject() => 
    new Subject();
 
  // test methods
  public void Test1() {  }
  public void Test2() {  }
  public void Test3() {  }
}

// Convention #1
public void Creating_a_user_stores_it_in_the_database() { ... }
public void Creating_a_user_without_name_throws_exception() { ... }

 
// Convention #2
public void CreateUser_StoresInDatabase() { ... }
public void CreateUser_WithoutName_ThrowsException() { ... }

 
// Convention #3
public void Given_user_when_creating_then_its_stored_in_database() { ... }
public void Given_user_when_has_no_name_then_throws_exception() { ... }

public void Test1() {
  for(var x in listOfInt) {
    Assert.That(GetValue(x), Is.True));
  }
}

[Test]
public void Test1([Values(1, 2, 3)] int value) { }

[Theory]
[InlineData(1)]
[InlineData(2)]
[InlineData(3)]
public void Test1(int value) { }

[DataTestMethod]
[DataRow(1)]
[DataRow(2)]
[DataRow(3)]
public void Test1(int value) { }

static int value = 0; 

public void Test1() {
  value = 10;
  doSomething(value);
} 

public void Test2() {
  doSomething(value);
}

static object lockObject = new object();

public void Test1() {
  lock(lockObject) {
    // thread safe code
  }
}

public void Test2() {
  lock(lockObject) {
    // thread safe code
  }
}