Practice Common Junit Annotations (25.8) - Unit Testing and Debugging (e.g., JUnit)

Practice: Common JUnit Annotations

Lesson 25.8Unit Testing and Debugging (e.g., JUnit)

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Question 1.
What does the @Test annotation do?
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Think about how JUnit knows what to run.
Question 2.
What is the purpose of @Disabled?
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Consider how you would mark a test that isn’t ready.
3Question 3.
What does the @Test annotation signify?
- To skip tests
- To define a test
- To clean up resources
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This is the core annotation for creating unit tests.
4Question 4.
True or False: The @AfterEach annotation runs after each test method.
- True
- False
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Consider the lifecycle of the test method.
Question 5.
Create a JUnit test class for a library system where you manage book loans. Use both @BeforeAll and @AfterAll to handle setup and teardown processes, and demonstrate usage of other annotations.
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Think of how sections of your library can share the same resources.
Question 6.
Describe a scenario in your ongoing project where using @Disabled would be appropriate and explain your reasoning.
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Consider times when you are actively coding a feature and tests don't reflect the current state.

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