Arrange, Act, and Assert Your Way to a Test
This lesson will cover a complete walkthrough of JUnit Testing and a comprehensive breakdown of its process.
A Test Case
Let’s start with a scenario that provides an example of the expected behavior of the target code. To test a ScoreCollection
object, we can add the numbers 5
and 7
to the object and expect that the arithmeticMean
method will return 6
(because (5+7)/2 is equal to 6).
Remember that naming is important. We call this test answersArithmeticMeanOfTwoNumbers
, which nicely summarizes the scenario laid out in the test method.
Run the modified ScoreCollectionTest
below to check if it passes.
//We are testing ScoreCollection.java which you can find in left //panel. Junit-test > src > iloveyouboss > ScoreCollection.java package iloveyouboss; import static org.junit.Assert.*; import static org.hamcrest.CoreMatchers.*; import org.junit.*; public class ScoreCollectionTest { @Test public void answersArithmeticMeanOfTwoNumbers() { // Arrange ScoreCollection collection = new ScoreCollection(); collection.add(() -> 5); collection.add(() -> 7); // Act int actualResult = collection.arithmeticMean(); // Assert assertThat(actualResult, equalTo(6)); } }
ScoreCollectionTest.java
The output OK (1 test)
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