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The #HKCCP should not mix and match unit tests with functional tests. Unit tests call functions with parameters and expect precise results and determinate error, such as verifying that a function `sum(a, b)` in fact returns the sum of a and b. Functional tests call functions requiring interaction with infrastructure, such as a webserver and a database.

The #HKCCP should not mix and match unit tests with functional tests. Unit tests call functions with parameters and expect precise results and determinate error, such as verifying that a function `sum(a, b)` in fact returns the sum of a and b. Functional tests call functions requiring interaction with infrastructure, such as a webserver and a database, and operate against fixtures.

The #HKCCP should not mix and match unit tests with functional tests. Unit tests call functions with parameters and expect precise results and determinate error, such as verifying that a function `sum(a, b)` in fact returns the sum of a and b. Functional tests call functions requiring interaction with infrastructure, such as a webserver and a database, and operate against fixtures.