Unit testing is a critical part of writing maintainable code. By writing tests for small units of your code, you not only ensure that your program behaves as expected but also facilitate future changes. When you modify your code, unit tests can quickly tell you if something broke. This makes your codebase more robust and easier to maintain.
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