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@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ The Go Fuzzing library (part of the standard language library since Go 1.18) gen
If we write a fuzz test for this function what will happen is:
1. The fuzzing library will start providing random strings starting from smaller strings and increasing their size.
2. Once the library provides a string of lenght 4 it will notice a change in the test-coverage (`if (len(s) == 4)` is now `true`) and will continue to generate inputs with this lenght.
3. Once the library provides a string of lenght 4 that starts with `f` it will notice another change in the test-coverage (`if s[0] == "f"` is now `true`) and will continue to generate inputs that start with `f`.
2. Once the library provides a string of lenght 4 it will notice a change in the test-coverage (`if (len(s) == 4)` is now `true`) and will continue to generate inputs with this length.
3. Once the library provides a string of length 4 that starts with `f` it will notice another change in the test-coverage (`if s[0] == "f"` is now `true`) and will continue to generate inputs that start with `f`.
4. The same thing will repeat for `u` and the double `z`.
5. Once it provides `fuzz` as input the function will panic and the test will fail.
6. We have _fuzzed_ successfully!