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Connected to #35. Allow instructor to specify scaffolding structure of arguments, and have program generate random test cases in that space for "fuzz testing" (http://www.denero.org/content/pubs/las16_sridhara_fuzz.pdf).
This will reduce bias (hand-constructed cases are often too straightforward or too esoteric) and make it easier to generate several test cases.
Low priority, but would be cool.
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Connected to #35. Allow instructor to specify scaffolding structure of arguments, and have program generate random test cases in that space for "fuzz testing" (http://www.denero.org/content/pubs/las16_sridhara_fuzz.pdf).
This will reduce bias (hand-constructed cases are often too straightforward or too esoteric) and make it easier to generate several test cases.
Low priority, but would be cool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: