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         unittest.main()
     ```
 
-#### Use Case 2: Writing System Tests using Downloadable, Open Source Code Generation Models and Behavior-Driven Development Frameworks
+#### 2.2 Example: Writing System Tests using Downloadable, Open Source Code Generation Models and Behavior-Driven Development Frameworks
 
 System-level tests that involve interaction with external software or files can be complicated to test. Please refer to our [System Testing section within our Testing Frameworks Guide](testing-frameworks#for-system-testing) for recommended system testing tools that leverage behavior-driven development (BDD) philosophies. One such example, [**Robot Framework**](https://github.com/robotframework/QuickStartGuide/blob/master/QuickStart.rst), is demoed below in collaboration with Large-Language Models. Specifically, using LLMs to auto-generate Robot Framework pseudocode can help streamline the process of creating integration test cases. Complicated system testing scenarios can be simplified and written automatically using LLMs. Here's an example: