Java JUnit testing program output with given test cases
For my college exercises I have some test cases for every exercise!
So for each of the given inputs what the program should output(print), Everything is being printed from the Main() method, so there's no method that returns the output!
Example:
Input:
5 10
Output:
Result of 5+10 equals 15
Is there a way with JUnit Testing to add all the String test cases and when I run the Java Command Line program to check if for all those inputs the output of my program is the same with the expected outputs?
Example of our college testing site:
java testing junit
asked Nov 11 '18 at 0:06
Argetim RamadaniArgetim Ramadani
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For my college exercises I have some test cases for every exercise!
So for each of the given inputs what the program should output(print), Everything is being printed from the Main() method, so there's no method that returns the output!
Example:
Input:
5 10
Output:
Result of 5+10 equals 15
Is there a way with JUnit Testing to add all the String test cases and when I run the Java Command Line program to check if for all those inputs the output of my program is the same with the expected outputs?
Example of our college testing site:
java testing junit
asked Nov 11 '18 at 0:06
Argetim RamadaniArgetim Ramadani
335
Think of it this way: JUnit replaces yourmainmethod. Instead of calling your code frommain, it should be called from the test.
– Kraylog
Nov 12 '18 at 12:47
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For my college exercises I have some test cases for every exercise!
So for each of the given inputs what the program should output(print), Everything is being printed from the Main() method, so there's no method that returns the output!
Example:
Input:
5 10
Output:
Result of 5+10 equals 15
Is there a way with JUnit Testing to add all the String test cases and when I run the Java Command Line program to check if for all those inputs the output of my program is the same with the expected outputs?
Example of our college testing site:
java testing junit
asked Nov 11 '18 at 0:06
Argetim RamadaniArgetim Ramadani
335
For my college exercises I have some test cases for every exercise!
So for each of the given inputs what the program should output(print), Everything is being printed from the Main() method, so there's no method that returns the output!
Example:
Input:
5 10
Output:
Result of 5+10 equals 15
Is there a way with JUnit Testing to add all the String test cases and when I run the Java Command Line program to check if for all those inputs the output of my program is the same with the expected outputs?
Example of our college testing site:
java testing junit
java testing junit
asked Nov 11 '18 at 0:06
Argetim RamadaniArgetim Ramadani
335
asked Nov 11 '18 at 0:06
Argetim RamadaniArgetim Ramadani
335
asked Nov 11 '18 at 0:06
Argetim RamadaniArgetim Ramadani
335
asked Nov 11 '18 at 0:06
Argetim RamadaniArgetim Ramadani
335
asked Nov 11 '18 at 0:06
Argetim RamadaniArgetim Ramadani
335
335
Think of it this way: JUnit replaces yourmainmethod. Instead of calling your code frommain, it should be called from the test.
– Kraylog
Nov 12 '18 at 12:47
add a comment |
Think of it this way: JUnit replaces yourmainmethod. Instead of calling your code frommain, it should be called from the test.
– Kraylog
Nov 12 '18 at 12:47
Think of it this way: JUnit replaces your
main method. Instead of calling your code from main, it should be called from the test.– Kraylog
Nov 12 '18 at 12:47
Think of it this way: JUnit replaces your
main method. Instead of calling your code from main, it should be called from the test.– Kraylog
Nov 12 '18 at 12:47
add a comment |
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Think of it this way: JUnit replaces your
mainmethod. Instead of calling your code frommain, it should be called from the test.– Kraylog
Nov 12 '18 at 12:47