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9In this walkthrough we will show how to use Ford as a testing suite.
9In this walkthrough we will show how to use Ford as a testing suite.
11−First we will cover the essential molds, arms, and generators used for testing, followed by walking through the code that implements a series of tests for standard library sets, as described [here](../trees-sets-and-maps.md).
11+First we will cover the essential molds, arms, and generators used for testing, followed by walking through the code that implements a series of tests for standard library sets, as described [here](@/docs/tutorials/hoon/trees-sets-and-maps.md).
13## Running our first test
13## Running our first test
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46−We note that the first line that isn't a comment is `/+ *test`, which from [the previous lesson](../ford.md) you know means that we are importing the shared library `lib/test.hoon`. This is followed by a core which will contain arms that perform our tests, which we will see an example of shortly.
46+We note that the first line that isn't a comment is `/+ *test`, which from [the previous lesson](@/docs/tutorials/hoon/ford.md) you know means that we are importing the shared library `lib/test.hoon`. This is followed by a core which will contain arms that perform our tests, which we will see an example of shortly.
48In `lib/test.hoon`, we find a core with a few gates: `expect-eq`, `expect-fail`, and `category`. The source for `expect-eq` is:
48In `lib/test.hoon`, we find a core with a few gates: `expect-eq`, `expect-fail`, and `category`. The source for `expect-eq` is: