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SE Tools Lab 4 JUnit Testing

This document provides instructions for setting up and running a JUnit test of a Calculator class using Eclipse. It describes creating a new project called JunitwithAnt with a src package and test source folder. A Calculator class is created to add two numbers. A JUnit test case is generated for this class to test the add method, asserting that 10 + 5 equals 15. The test is run and results viewed in the JUnit view.

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SE Tools Lab 4 JUnit Testing

This document provides instructions for setting up and running a JUnit test of a Calculator class using Eclipse. It describes creating a new project called JunitwithAnt with a src package and test source folder. A Calculator class is created to add two numbers. A JUnit test case is generated for this class to test the add method, asserting that 10 + 5 equals 15. The test is run and results viewed in the JUnit view.

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(SE TOOLS AND PRACTICE) LAB 4, JUNIT TESTING

JUnit Testing
1. Project preparation
 Create a new project called JunitwithAnt.

 Create a new source folder test.


 For this right-click on your project, select Properties and choose Java Build Path. 
Select the Source tab.

 Press the button.

 Afterwards, press the button. Enter test as folder name.

2. Create a Java class


 in the src folder, create the mypackage package and the following class.

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package myPackage; public

class Calculator {

public int add(int x, int

y) { return x +

y;

1. Create a JUnit test


 Right-click on your new class in the Package Explorer view and select New
JUnit Test Case.
 In the following wizard ensure that the New JUnit 4 test flag is selected and
set the source folder to test, so that your test class gets created in this folder.

 Press the button and select the methods that you want to test.

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 If the JUnit library is not part of the classpath of your project, Eclipse will
prompt you to add it. Use this to add JUnit to your project.

2. Create a test with the following code.


package mypackage;
import static
org.junit.Assert.*;

import org.junit.Test;

public class CalculatorTest {


Calculator tester=new Calculator();
@Test
public void testAdd() {
assertEquals("10 + 5 must be 15", 15,tester.add(10, 5));
}

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Run your test in Eclipse


 Right-click on your new test class and select Run-As JUnit Test.

 The results of the tests are displayed in the JUnit view.

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