Java Testing - JUnit 5 Crash Course

[@GiacomoTorresComposer]

More Java related content please! But anyways, filled with gratitude for all the tutorials you have.

[@Bartek-wn8rm]

This is probably one of best tutorials i have ever seen in my life very brief and good explanations

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I don't know if this is a coincidence but this was something I searched whole day today 😅

[@lordnyks]

Mee too

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@@jotaro9664 Hi Abhijeet! Even I thought Haribol on seeing this comment. What a coincidence!

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I searched it today exactly after a year of it being posted. Jan 12-2021, Jan 12-2022.

[@keropaci]

This is one of the best tutorials I've ever seen! Thank you!

[@ioanalex3911]

Skip the clatter with maven dependencies etc, and start with creating a new test class @05:49. Other than this is a very thorough explanation 👍

[@pikachubolt2001]

Nice free, concise, and informative JUnit and Java Testing tutorial! Thank you 😃💪🔥✨💯!!!!!!!

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Clutch asf I really needed this 🙏🏾💯

[@nucleartide]

Excellent tutorial. It's brief and to-the-point, and I learned exactly what I need. Thank you!

[@m.m.4589]

Didn't know the nested test , great to make a one for every method of the class

[@kumarghimre7314]

Thankyou for you help, need more videos in this channel for java ,hibernate, spring boot .

[@HuGiv5]

Thanks for this, I was having some problems using this because problems between 4 & 5.

[@kostiantynkarzhanov9216]

Thank you so much! Very well explained I learned a lot from this tutorial! 💛

[@MartinGeremiFlores]

Concise and precise. A very good tutorial.

[@alexg-nn]

Great video, but I have a question. Why don't you validate the parameters in the setters and the constructor of Contact, but use separate validation methods for this purpose. Those methods may not be called at all, then the object will be in an incorrect state.

[@TheAssasinsBreed]

Thanks for your time on the video, dude!

[@kaylam8268]

Great tutorial. Just enough information and no fluff.

[@CodingWorm]

U help a lot of people learn code, including me. Thanks for everything bro

[@snansahmarov1524]

This was what i need. Thankssss

[@mdabdurrakib6965]

These theme color is awesome. Can you say for its setting??

[@manukolathur4029]

Good one. Precise and to the point

[@mauriceheide1398]

Perfect tutorial! Thank you very much

[@brandonswenson6215]

This is a very good video. And I am realizing that 99% of my methods return void

[@johnnyq4260]

Obviously not a fan of functional programming 😆

[@ngndnd]

ugh same, i cant find a single tutorial that uses void methods so i have no idea how to test these

[@alexaivashchenko7782]

Thanks a lot! This is a very useful tutorial

[@ninakoch1799]

thank you so much, you‘re a lifesaver!!

[@PeaceLilies03]

You don't have the test directory set up in your starter project and you already have one set up in the video without explaining how to. This is really confusing.

[@natnaelberhane3141]

Go into the class you want to test and just click ctrl + shift + T. If your IDE is intellij, it'll automatically create the test directory.

[@debodeeppaul5916]

This tutorial helped alot ❤️

[@aces8481]

way better tutorials out there

[@liamcahill4955]

Very helpful. Thank you, sir.

[@mrkyn]

Very clean. Thanks!

[@Bang-_-Bang]

GOOF BUT WHERE IS JUNIT SETUP

[@ramanujan-cloud]

@ProgrammingTechie Thank you, this really helped me understand how to write JUnit tests. Can you please tell me the name of the icon pack that you're using?

[@grrlgd3835]

Sai...is a rockstar !

[@lisafox9026]

I think validation in POJO class, is very BAD idea. What will you do if validation fails?

[@osyopans]

Excellent Work man.

[@whatnexttech]

Thank you, make video about mockito

[@lance3401]

But well good showing all, but we need more first diagrams to understand the really concept, also why you don't use setup then before, I understand all but it need more abstraction also to for all understand all the concepts well.

[@clint_254]

Thanks for this mate

[@ayoubdkhissi]

right to the point! thanks

[@piotrboczar7967]

Thank you for this !

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[@mohitsonwane804]

Good Tutorial

[@masoumehshirazi5957]

This is very good video ,Thank you !

[@defnotdev1]

Thank you, Gratitude

[@rishiraj2548]

Excellent 🎉. Thanks

[@mithunbiswas5307]

Great explanation, thanks

[@chaitanyagujarathi4318]

Next spring and spring boot please

[@Vijay.maduraiveeran]

Excellent Excellent to be infinite.

[@VivekKumar-zj7jp]

how to open github project files in itelliJ? I mean I able to open to open but can not run the code? Everytime I run the code pop up comes "Edit Configuration" .I don't know how to configure it. Please Help

[@pragathid7743]

u speak very fast , but ur explanation is too good

[@PamelaDuncan-d7f]

cool video)

[@Ravikumar-gj6qw]

Tq for your videos

[@priyenshaha]

By default, the Lifecycle of a Test class is PER_METHOD, so, after each test method is executed, the constructor of the Test class is called. This can be changed by using the @TestInstance(TestInstance.Lifecycle.PER_CLASS). Mentioning as additional point Just in case.

[@Ruslan-yd6ji]

great tutorial

[@bigboss_6055]

Super bro

[@zachhewitt4328]

Why does the AfterAll and BeforeAll have to have a static before the @TestInstance is implemented?

[@anirudhc426]

This answer might be 3 months too late, but leaving it here so that it might help someone who has the same question. According to what he said in the video, the methods with @AfterAll and @BeforeAll annotations are called before the test class is initiated, i.e, before an object for the class is created. To call a method without creating an object of the class, it needs to be static.

[@ibell4844]

thankyou very much sir

[@JetBeray]

Great content..

[@usmanmunir1559]

Awesome video ... always waiting for such a content .. 1st comment 💝

[@impractical_shivani5831]

You didn't even watch it duh.

[@usmanmunir1559]

@Shivani S you want to say that when I comment ... then there are a few minutes has passed to upload haha .. I knew that It is cool 😎😆

[@zajuzam]

Hello,do you give any training in Junit5?

[@rohitrai6261]

very well done.

[@chetanraikwar3546]

Is JUnit5 really better than JUnit4 ? Having a single jar is still better than having granular structure requiring ugly maven projects.

[@primearchitech]

That's the reason I use junit4

[@varadthokal1406]

In the nested test of parameterized test, how does the static function providing the list doesn't throw an error?

[@blasttrash]

Spock(in groovy) is much better than JUnit. Data Tables are amazing feature and you will never go back to JUnit or Jest or any other language's framework. Write your code in java, kotlin etc, but write tests in groovy(spock).

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You want to be software engineer at google? The stupid add still asking me the same question every time i watch programing stuff. No i don't want to work in google

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Can you do a full course of ethical hacking ???

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Please post katalon studio full tutorial

[@lisafox9026]

checkIfContactAlreadyExist ???

[@Denys_Lapshyn_1]

very good video

[@DominicLee-si2pj]

Hi how can we do parameterized tests for json files?

[@nowieszco868]

J J J J J-UNIT! #50c music plays#

[@AjayKumar-fd9mv]

👍👍👍

[@skaiur1546]

Somebody know what plugin colorize scopes between braces?

[@topeverthing5963]

First

[@galo7486]

Ok

[@Pain-qu5nr]

Can anyone here explain in layman's term what this lambda expression means? Thanks in advance. This one: () ->

[@natnaelberhane3141]

Think about it as short form of executing code instead of declaring and creating it's own class. If you don't use the code more that once, you can do sth like that. In the example of this video, it's used to create the method that throws the error. () -> {// code goes here}

[@shomikawsafkhan1575]

What software are you using?

[@MaryamMaqdisi]

If you mean the IDE, this one is called IntelliJ IDEA. If you mean something else, could you be more specific? :)

[@mohamed_akram1]

Unfortunately, I can't dislike more than once

[@ismailsaleh7688]

Why do u hate this video?

[@vasilis8488]

You speak super fast and your English accent is bad. You go through what you "explain" too fast.

[@trantrungnghia9642]

SPEAK PROPER ENGLISH

[@MrReese]

22:35 What is the difference between @ValueSource and @CsvSource in this video? Because both are literally values separated by commas.

[@mayank2649]

I guess @csvsource can take only String type inputs.