Parameterized Unit Testing (PUT)
Parameterized Unit Tests (PUTs) are tests that take parameters. Unlike traditional unit tests, which are usually closed methods, PUTs take any set of parameters. PUTs have been supported by JUnit 4 and various .NET test frameworks. Suitable parameters for the unit tests may be supplied manually or in some cases are automatically generated by the test framework. Various industrial testing tools also exist to generate test inputs for PUTs.
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