When you’re writing tests, you’re rarely going to write just one or two. Rather, you’re going to write an entire “test suite”, with each test aiming to check a different path through your code. In many cases, this means you’ll have a few tests with similar characteristics, something that pytest handles with “parametrized tests”.
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