| Series | Deviate Nitro ext{It}'s a good idea to verify your work, especially if you have not done a certain number of steps. The following are good tests:
* **Test with a simple example:** Start with the simplest case to ensure your logic is correct. Then expand complexity.
* **Edge Cases:** Test cases where the input is at the boundaries of what is considered valid (e.g., the smallest or largest possible values, empty strings or lists).
* **Invalid Input:** Test how your code handles invalid input (e.g., wrong data types, malformed strings). Does it gracefully handle errors?
* **Boundary Values:** Test at the minimum, maximum, and typical values for a given field to ensure the logic correctly works.
* **Multiple Tests:** Create a set of test cases that cover different scenarios and combinations of inputs to check if the extracted values make logical sense.
To effectively test the PRODUCT TEXT extraction, let's consider these test scenarios and their expected outputs in JSON format:
**Test Case 1: Basic Product with All Attributes**
**PRODUCT TEXT**
```
TITLE: Adidas Ultraboost 22 Running Shoes - Men's, Black
RETAILER_PROVIDED_CATEGORY: Men > Shoes > Running Shoes
DESCRIPTION: Experience ultimate comfort and energy return with the Adidas Ultraboost 22. Features include Boost midsole, Primeknit+ upper, and Continental rubber outsole. Available in sizes UK 7 to UK 12. Perfect for training and long distances.
RETAILER_PROVIDED_ATTRIBUTES: {"brand":"Adidas","series":"Ultraboost","mpn":"GX5456","color":"Black","gender":"Male","age_group":"adult","size":"UK 8"}
```
**Expected JSON Output:**
```json
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