Eclipse Java Tutorial 7 - Writing a JUnit Test

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[nickm]

Thank you for a very straightforward example of a JUnit test case. Your video helped me quite a bit.

[sanjitagupta]

Loved all your tutorial. i was kind of lost in java and this helped me set the foundation. Good work

[bryanwolfford]

Thanks. Exactly what I needed to get started.

[znotzso]

Thank for your clip, I worked by step by step, it's exciting!

[swetadas]

Its very basic, easy to grasp, Thanks a lot :)

[zakariachaari]

Thank you for this useful and simple tutorial.  Keep helping ;)

[namrata]

Thank you for tutorial, it helps a lot.

[aBoogivogi]

According to the API it would make more sense if you used assertEquals(expected, actual) as this is the order used in the method declaration.