Master TDD JUnit4 JUnit5 Hamcrest Mockito Testing

Explore basic software testing by creating a Java Maven project, configuring JUnit 4, Hamcrest, and writing your first unit tests with assertions to verify expected results.

Explore test-driven development (TDD) by writing a failing unit test for a calculator's add and average methods, then implement production code and refactor to pass tests.

Master JUnit4 assertions by building a Maven-based testing module and using assertEquals, assertNotEquals, assertTrue, assertFalse, assertNull, assertNotNull, and assertThrows across arrays and primitive types.

Create a new java module with maven, add junit 5 dependencies, and learn core junit 5 assertions such as assertEquals, assertTrue, assertFalse, assertThrows, and assertArrayEquals through hands-on examples.

Learn how to configure repeated tests in JUnit 5 with @RepeatedTest, specify repetitions, and control execution order using @TestMethodOrder and @Order to produce deterministic test runs.

Introduces junit 5 parameterized tests, guiding dependency setup, parameter passing, and value sources such as value source, method source, and csv file source.

Learn how to use JUnit 5 TestInfo to access test class and method details, display names, and tags, and print this information to aid debugging and reporting.

set up a Java module with JUnit 5 and hamcrest, add the core API dependency, and write assertions using hamcrest matchers to compare actual and expected values.

Explore Hamcrest matchers through practical assertions, including is, equal, same instance, array and list checks, map keys and entries, hasProperty, and the anything matcher for flexible testing.

Create a Hamcrest custom matcher by extending a type-safe matcher to check if a string's length exceeds ten, and verify its behavior with a test class.

Learn to create a unit testing module and use Mockito to mock classes and verify interactions. Set expected returns for methods like hello and calculate, with assertions and exception handling.

Use Mockito argument matchers to stub methods and verify interactions with mocks, employing any string, any int, and custom matchers such as starts with, to handle flexible inputs.

Learn how to use Mockito thenAnswer to implement an answer callback, inspect invocations, access the method name and arguments, and return a value for a mocked say hello test.