Mocha is a JavaScript test framework that runs on Node.js and in the browser. It allows you to write test cases for your application in a simple and easy-to-read syntax. Mocha tests are written using the JavaScript language, and they can be run in any JavaScript environment. Mocha provides a number of useful features, such as the ability to run tests in parallel, the ability to test asynchronous code, and the ability to test the code in a browser using a test runner like Karma. Mocha is often paired with assertion libraries like Chai or Expect.js. Overall it is a flexible and simple testing framework that allows developers to write comprehensive and accurate tests for their applications.
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