#JUnit testing

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leaden waspBOT
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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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dawn warren
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Well you need to do two things here, both change the generic type of the list and actually add all items to the shapes field

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Have you already attempted something?

limpid dome
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Yeah, but not passed

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Can you show me the code?

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How to add the items

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and change the generic type

dawn warren
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Can you show me your attempt? If I'd be telling you the answer straight away then I'd be doing your homework, which kinda beats the purpose of getting homework 🙂

limpid dome
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I tried this

dawn warren
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And where does that fail on?

limpid dome
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I don't have a fail now, but I don't know if it's that good like this

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I actually don't know how to solve this

leaden waspBOT
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velvet river
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I just started learning java like 2 months ago, and started JUnit testing i want to know what a non-trivial JUnit test is.

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And what i should do (becuz im clueless)

still wren