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What is the difference between unit tests and integration tests?(1 point)
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Unit tests are automated, whereas integration tests are done manually.
Unit tests are automated, whereas integration tests are done manually.
In unit tests, each module is checked independently, whereas, in integration tests, all modules are combined and checked.
In unit tests, each module is checked independently, whereas, in integration tests, all modules are combined and checked.
In unit tests, all modules are combined and checked, whereas, in integration tests each module is checked independently.
In unit tests, all modules are combined and checked, whereas, in integration tests each module is checked independently.
Unit tests are done manually, whereas integration tests are automated.
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Unit tests are automated, whereas integration tests are done manually.
Unit tests are automated, whereas integration tests are done manually.
In unit tests, each module is checked independently, whereas, in integration tests, all modules are combined and checked.
In unit tests, each module is checked independently, whereas, in integration tests, all modules are combined and checked.
In unit tests, all modules are combined and checked, whereas, in integration tests each module is checked independently.
In unit tests, all modules are combined and checked, whereas, in integration tests each module is checked independently.
Unit tests are done manually, whereas integration tests are automated.
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In unit tests, each module is checked independently, whereas in integration tests, all modules are combined and checked.
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