Assert.Equal("Mastering C# 8.0", title); } And here’s a code snippet that shows how you can re-write the preceding unit test method using Fluent Assertions to make your code cleaner and crisper ...

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Take advantage of guard clauses in C# to eliminate unnecessary nested constructs and branches and enhance the readability and maintainability of your application’s code.