The mark of a top-notch software engineer is a thoroughly tested code. Learn how to write and run tests with JUnit, the most commonly used testing framework for Java, that is probably already integrated with your IDE.
- [Instructor] I'm going to give you a quick … introduction to JUnit. … JUnit is a very common framework … that we use to test Java code. … Okay, so I'm going to make a test in here … and I do that with test, control, space. … I'm going to select the Jupiter version … because it's the coolest and newest. … What that's done is it's made the test framework for me. … It's got an annotation with Test there … and I can run this … and I'll get a green bar. … Green bars are good, … but green bars with no implementation, not so great. … So what you actually want to put inside your test … are some asserts. … The assert that I use most often is assertEquals … and that's used for testing if two things are the same. … The expected value is going to go in here … as the first perimeter and the actual as the second. … So let's think of a really really easy example. … If I wanted to check the answer to two plus two … I would put the actual code in there … and then the expected value back here. … Now when I run it it's actually running through here …
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- What is an object in Java?
- Building Java classes
- Retrieving and updating variables with getters and setters
- Using the static keyword
- Understanding inheritance
- Diagramming code with UML
- Implementing polymorphism
Skill Level Advanced
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Introduction
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1. The World of Objects
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What is an object in Java?1m 13s
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Prerequisites21s
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Exercise files1m 44s
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2. Inside Classes
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The anatomy of a class1m 48s
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The mighty constructor2m 34s
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Construct a duck3m 18s
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3. Getters and Setters
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Using setters3m 13s
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Testing with JUnit2m 16s
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4. Static
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What is static?1m 26s
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Static runs a marathon5m 58s
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Exercise: Static1m 29s
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5. Inheritance
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The mother of all objects1m 35s
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6. UML
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Drawing with UML2m 44s
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7. Polymorphism
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What is polymorphism?1m 24s
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Polymorphism in action2m 11s
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The purpose of polymorphism1m 17s
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Implements vs. extends1m 59s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 30s
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