#Ho w to run junit test?
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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.
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To run JUnit tests in Java, you first need to have JUnit library added to your project build path. You can do this by adding the JUnit dependency in your project's pom.xml file if you're using Maven.
Next, create a test class for the class you want to test with JUnit. This test class should be located in the same package as the class it is testing and should be named with the suffix "Test" (e.g., MyClassTest for MyClass).
In your test class, write test methods annotated with @Test that will run individual tests on your methods or classes.
To run these JUnit tests, you can use an IDE like IntelliJ or Eclipse that have built-in support for running JUnit tests. Simply right-click on your test class and select "Run As" -> "JUnit Test." This will execute all the test methods in your test class and show you the results.
Alternatively, you can also run JUnit tests from the command line using tools like Maven or Gradle. You can use commands like mvn test or gradle test to execute all your JUnit tests.
Make sure to review the output of your tests after running them to ensure that they pass successfully. Failed tests will provide information on what went wrong so you can fix any issues in your code.
That depends on your IDE, or your build tool.
Oh, sorry. It works. I'm using intellij. It was downloading junit I guess back then.