JUnit 5
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Core Java
assertEquals() vs. assertSame() in JUnit
JUnit is a widely used testing framework. Its API offers a straightforward approach to checking and comparing objects. However, the…
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Enterprise Java
A Comprehensive Guide On JUnit 5 Extensions
JUnit is one of the most popular unit testing frameworks in the Java ecosystem. The JUnit 5 version (also known…
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Core Java
Creating a JUnit 5 ExecutionCondition
Introduction JUnit 5 has a lot of underutilized features. Developers have learned how to use JUnit 4, and they utilize…
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Core Java
Creating Temporary Files with JUnit 5
This post shows you how to perform unit testing using temporary files with JUnit 5. If you’re still on JUnit…
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Enterprise Java
Parameterized Tests in JUnit 5
A parameterized test allows you to run a test against a varying set of data. If you find yourself calling…
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Enterprise Java
All Your Tests Belong to You: Maintaining Mixed JUnit 4/JUnit 5 and Testng/JUnit 5 Test Suites
If you are seasoned Java developer who practices test-driven development (hopefully, everyone does it), it is very likely JUnit 4…
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Enterprise Java
Testing Expected Exceptions with JUnit 5
This post shows how to test for expected exceptions using JUnit 5. If you’re still on JUnit 4, please check…
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Enterprise Java
Extending JUnit 5
A look into the past With JUnit 4 we have the option to run test with a custom JUnit runner…
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Enterprise Java
Clean Code from the Trenches – Writing Executable Specifications with JUnit 5, Mockito, and AssertJ
Executable Specifications are tests that can also serve as design specifications. They enable technical and business teams to get on…
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