Making the test readable and maintainable is a challenge for any software engineer. Sometimes, a test scope becomes even more significant when we need to create a complex object or receive information from other points, such as a database, web service, or property file. You can use simplicity by splitting the object creation from the test scope using the JUnitParams. In this video tutorial, we’ll learn how to use JUnitParams, the types, and how to simplify your tests with these techniques.
The first question that might come to your mind is: “Why should I split the object from my test scope?” We’ll start to enumerate some points and when this makes sense.
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