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Keeping your unit tests synchronized with your code changes quickly becomes second nature when you get into the testing
mind-set.
The effect of the category filtering is evident, even with these small changes. Start the application and select a category using
the follow query string, changing the port to match the one that Visual Studio assigned for your project:
http://localhost:51280/?category=Soccer
You will see only the products in the Soccer category, as shown in Figure 8-1.
Figure 8-1. Using the query string to filter by category
Obviously, users won’t want to navigate to categories using URLs, but you can see how small changes can have a big impact in
an MVC Framework application once the basic structure is in place.
UNIT TEST: CATEGORY FILTERING
I need a unit test to properly test the category filtering function, to ensure that the filter can correctly generate products in a
specified category. Here is the test:
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