The Art of Unit Testing in Java

Author: Chen Weizhu
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "The Programmer's Craft Trilogy" is a series of four small books designed to help programmers solve specific problems they encounter in their daily work, covering fundamental knowledge essential for modern software development. This series not only showcases practical, hands-on techniques and tool usage but also embodies the development philosophy upheld by the authors in their renowned work, "The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master." All of these elements serve as powerful tools to help developers and teams carry out their work effectively, continuously improve, and achieve high development efficiency. "The Art of Unit Testing in C#—Using NUnit" is the second book in the series (this book also has a Java version, "The Art of Unit Testing in Java—Using JUnit"), which explains how to perform unit testing in C# using the free and open-source NUnit library. Its content is widely applicable to other languages and framework libraries as well. The main topics covered in this book include: how to write more efficient code with fewer bugs; how to find and eliminate bugs; how to test code snippets without involving the entire project; how to simplify test code using NUnit; how to conduct testing efficiently in a team, and more. This book is primarily suitable for C# programmers with some experience in coding and design but who are not very familiar with unit testing.