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Line 84: Some tools implementing random testing: * [[QuickCheck]] - a famous test tool, originally developed for [[Haskell (programming language)\|Haskell]] but ported to many other languages, that generates random sequences of API calls based on a model and verifies system properties that should hold true after each run~~. Check this QuviQ QuickCheck flyer for a quick overview~~. * Randoop - generates sequences of methods and constructor invocations for the classes under test and creates [[JUnit]] tests from these * Simulant - a [[Clojure]] tool that runs simulations of various agents (f.ex. users with different behavioral profiles) based on a statistical model of their behavior, recording all the actions and results into a database for later exploration and verification

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