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When performing unit testing in ASP.NET Core, what attribute is commonly used to signify a method as a test method?

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  • [TestMethod]
  • [UnitTest]
  • [Test]
  • [TestFunction]
In ASP.NET Core unit testing, the [Test] attribute is commonly used to signify a method as a test method. This attribute is part of popular unit testing frameworks like MSTest and xUnit.
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