testing - Using Visual Studio, what's an appropriate approach to test concurrency? -



testing - Using Visual Studio, what's an appropriate approach to test concurrency? -

i need simulate n users concurrently answering question. want test if code can handle concurrent updates same question object. what's appropriate approach test concurrency? initially, thought of doing load test thinking more it, don't think can infer results accurately (for example, user1 , user2 answers question @ same time. if user2 failed first time, given load test's iterations, pass in 1 of succeeding tries.) unit test more appropriate?

thank help!!

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