Should I test my program before releasing it to the public? Is testing important?

Question

The answer to both questions is Yes. Most programmers don't fully test their code. And when the programs are released to the public, the results are bad user experience due to crashes or logical errors. Users then are very likely to uninstall your program and give you a thumb down. My recommendation is that you should spend time testing your program to uncover most bugs. You can also let a peer to give it a try before releasing it. I can assure your users will appreciate your work.

Answer 1

you get the badge by replying to your own question, not by answering your own question inside the question. that's just redundant.

Answer 2

@Alberto Sanchez I was also on my fox period.

Answer 3

@Ahri Fox. I am sure you are very smart and I appreciate the time you took to read through the question/answer. I only hope my advise would help new programmers.

Answer 4

lel

Answer 5

in most companies, management chooses when the program is released and how the program will be tested, and often code is tested my someone other than the original developer