properties testing

[djarecka]

You might want to consider adding examples of properties testing with hyphothesis, an example can be here:
https://github.com/djarecka/pycontest/blob/master/solutions/test_hypothesis.py
https://djarecka.github.io/pycontest/presentation/#55

I'm happy to help wit it if you find it useful

[poldrack]

thanks! definitely would love contributions that add more features. I wonder if we should move the current tutorial from the main README.md to a separate file, so that we could then more easily add additional tutorials on more advanced topics?

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[djarecka]

that might be useful if you want to expand. Don't really know how much you want expand the tutorial, I've just saw it after @satra pointed me to it.

If you want to expand you might want to think about expanding the number of processes/function you want to include in the analysis. I believe it's not always trivial for people to figure out what is useful/worth testing. So I sometimes like talking about finding blocks of the code that are easy/possible to test. And later, how you can also try to test bigger pieces of the code even if you don't know the answer (properties testing, regression testing). But just a suggestion.