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    Hello,

    We are making the Game RoboRally in Java now we have drawn the UML and made all the needed classes. Out of the blue our prof asks of us to do Unit Testing in Java but me and my team have never done this nor have we had any past experience with it.

    So I'm looking for a starters tutorial or something to helps me get started?

    I'm responsible for 3 classes with a total of 11 functions does the unit testing take a lot of time? Since we are on a schedule I need to find time to incorporate this.

    Kind regards,
    Vincent


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    Default Re: Java Unit Testing How-To Gettin' started

    First figure out what unit testing is: Unit testing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Then look into ways to do it: Welcome to JUnit.org! | JUnit.org

    You might be able to get away with just printing out the values returned by your methods, or you might have to write a script that verifies output against input. That's up to what your prof wants.
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    Default Re: Java Unit Testing How-To Gettin' started

    Quote Originally Posted by KevinWorkman View Post
    First figure out what unit testing is: Unit testing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Then look into ways to do it: Welcome to JUnit.org! | JUnit.org

    You might be able to get away with just printing out the values returned by your methods, or you might have to write a script that verifies output against input. That's up to what your prof wants.
    Thanks will start with it and Read Up

    Thanks for gettin' me started!

    Kind regards,
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