How to Write Tests for a Java Program with JUnit 5

How to Write Tests for a Java Program with JUnit 5

blondiebytes

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@faizanshaikh2588
@faizanshaikh2588 - 04.08.2021 19:44

Awesome video and informative video

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@trumptraveller
@trumptraveller - 04.08.2021 21:34

Software testing is my weak spot, hope I can get stronger someday :D

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@pmsawummah
@pmsawummah - 04.08.2021 23:13

Easy, a precise explanation! Keep doing videos, we are watching you! :)

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@ma.rosaliegayla4913
@ma.rosaliegayla4913 - 05.08.2021 03:33

I love her courses in LinkedIn Learning😍 shes the best

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@SEKI659
@SEKI659 - 05.08.2021 03:43

Hi blondie, I started to learn sql database and just wondering, what's the best platform or apps to learn sql database? Thank you .

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@TheSoulCrisis
@TheSoulCrisis - 05.08.2021 07:01

This video was awesome sauce! I've slowly been getting more exposure to test driven development, which production environments are really pushing these days (especially in big teams where everyone gets a section to work on with tasks). It's pretty exciting because I love the idea of having a sandbox to play in (like on my local machine) but this is the equivalent for production environments. I'll be one happy camper if I can test my scripts, functions, and classes before they go live to predict their behavior and success rates! Of course I didn't master it from this video but I did get a much clearer idea of it than ever before and I learned how to approach it in a general sense, while being able to build on making tests (and pre-tests even). Area and perimeter are cool math based examples where you have a clear goal in mind for what type of output you're expecting, so that visualization is nice too. Great video blondie! <3

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@0Tn0
@0Tn0 - 05.08.2021 09:59

After years of developing (and sometimes testing) java Software, I still struggle understanding these assertions.
I prefer AssertJ:
assertThat(result).isTrue();
assertThat(result).isEqualTo(5);
assertThat(result).contains(1, 2);
But still thanks for this clear, brief explanation. Would have helped me a lot back when I started.

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@jhodmantzi
@jhodmantzi - 09.08.2021 23:57

Great work.

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@lanz7609
@lanz7609 - 21.08.2021 11:11

Thank you for this 😊 Very informative! More Java related content pleaseee

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@bruno.dominguez1303
@bruno.dominguez1303 - 07.12.2021 05:38

Here you are again, saving me with your way of explaining things. Thank you again, blondiebytes.

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