Testing should be risk-driven; remember, I’m trying to find bugs, now or in the future. Therefore I don’t test accessors that just read and write a field: They are so simple that I’m not likely to find a bug there. This is important because trying to write too many tests usually leads to not writing enough. I get many benefits from testing even if I do only a little testing. My focus is to test the areas that I’m most worried about going wrong. That way I get the most benefit for my testing effort.
