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JUnit is a framework written in Java that supports the creation and automation of test cases. It is easy to learn and takes a lot of work of writing and managing test cases. In particular, only the logic for the test cases themselves needs to be implemented. Thereby the framework supports various methods with which test assertions can be set up and evaluated.
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For (very) large number of values, it is not a good idea to check all of them. This often significantly increases the unit tests’ execution time without providing any (greater) added value. It is especially recommended to use representatives from equivalence classes, which should drastically reduce the number of tests needed. For details, refer to my book Der Weg zum Java-Profi [Ind20a].
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Inden, M. (2022). Short Introduction to JUnit 5. In: Java Challenges. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7395-1_13
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