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/ July 31, 2016 / petrikainulainen

Introduction to Unit Testing

After we have finished all lessons of this topic, we:

  • Know how we can run our unit tests with Maven and Gradle.
  • Can write unit tests that use nested configuration.
  • Understand how we should select our test cases.
Topic Lessons
  • Running Unit Tests With Maven
  • Running Unit Tests With Gradle
  • Writing Nested Unit Tests
  • The “Best Practices” of Nested Unit Tests
  • Writing Parameterized Tests With JUnit 4
  • Test Case Selection 101 – Unit Test Edition

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