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`Day 51`
• Completed Part 9 of _Testing in Android_ course
• Read Medium article: _<https://proandroiddev.com/unit-testing-on-android-9c15632848c|Unit testing on Android>_
`Self-Comment`
• Not much accomplished today, but I'm understanding testing as a whole more and more. While I understand how _separation of concerns_ is a good practice for testing, it's becoming clearer as I continue diving into the world of writing &amp; reading tests. From repository, viewmodel, and coroutines.. these areas are also becoming less cloudy as I begin to write tests on them. Still some way to go, but I'm enjoying it so far. 
• The article was a good read! I feel I'm understanding it better than I would have a week ago. Although I'm not familiar with using a mocking library yet, so I may go over it again when I have some experience. While it can be _"enlightening"_ to see different ways to write the same tests as I go through articles / tutorials / GitHub repos / etc.. It makes it difficult to understand which practice I should follow. I'm sure they all work just fine and just a personal choice, but still makes me wonder..
• Perhaps once I'm done with this course, I'll reach out to a few people to see if I can write some tests for a repo of theirs on GitHub for practice with not only writing tests, but contributing to open-source
`Goals Tomorrow`
• *Continue Testing*
    ◦ Continue YT course: _<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-dJTFeOAqw&amp;t=14s|Testing ViewModels - Testing in Android - Part 10>_
    ◦ Read Medium Article: _<https://medium.com/swlh/unit-testing-with-kotlin-coroutines-the-android-way-19289838d257|Unit Testing with Kotlin Coroutines: The Android Way>_
• *Algorithm Practice*
    ◦ Possibly do <https://leetcode.com/problems/search-insert-position/|this problem> (random easy on Leetcode)