Java JUnit Course
Duration: 1 Day
Location: Attend from your internet connection.
Download: Java JDK and Eclipse or IntelliJ
Where: Online, Instructor-Led, unless otherwise arranged.
Practical, Personalised.
Learn the basic principles of Unit Testing, using Java JUnit in this excellent, practical, interactive Java Webinar.
Software testing refers to the execution of tests and the comparison of actual outcomes with predicted outcomes. Test automation is the use of software to control these execution of tests.
JUnit is written for the Java programming language, and it is a framework facilitating unit testing.
This 1 day course explains the use of JUnit for unit testing a Java project.
By completing this tutorial you will gain sufficient knowledge in using JUnit testing framework from where you can take yourself to next levels
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Who should attend the Java JUnit Course?
This is useful if you have some coding skills already.
This course is fast paced, not quite basics level.
It specifically concentrates on Java JUnit and unit testing in Java.
JUnit 1-Day Course Outline
- Overview: Different types of testing
- Principles of unit testing
- Overview: Different types of testing
- Principles of unit testing
- JUnit Environment Setup, JUnit Test Framework, JUnit API
- JUnit Basic Usage
- Writing a Tests
- Different ways of launching tests
- Using Assertion
- Annotations
- Execution Procedure
- Executing Tests
- Ignore Test
- Time Test
- Exceptions Test
- Suites:
- Create and run Suites of tests
- Parameterized Test
- Executing tests with Ant
- Plug with Ant. Ant can: Compile your Java code, run your Junit tests, generate test reports, pckage you application to JAR/WAR
- Eclipse: Plug with Eclipse
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