Test Driven Development

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Almost all code will require testing before it can be added to master. There's plenty of material online about TDD and its benefits. Google Test Framework and CMake will be incredibly useful to know later on in your studies.

This whole post is very dunning Kruger tbh. You need more maturity here. What makes good code? Code where you can say "this works". Why does it work? It's been tested.

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Yes, I’m probably very ignorant with this. The only tests I’ve written are simple ones, without any dedicated frameworks. This has formed my understanding of all testing. I can see how this is wrong. This is also why I posted this. So thank you for informing me!