If you've ever found yourself writing a series of tests which differ only in their inputs and expected results, you've probably realized that the sensible thing to do would be to abstract your tests into a single test that can be run against a varying set of data. JUnit 4 allows you to do this with either theories or parameterized tests; here, I'll discuss the latter.
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Parameterized unit tests with JUnit 4 (Locke's Socks)
Parameterized unit tests with JUnit 4 (Locke's Socks)
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