TDD in JAVA using JUnit and NetBeans IDE

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In this 20 minute video, I
1. Create a project
2. Download sample project from the NetBeans SVN
3. Create the Test Classes
4. Create the Test methods that demonstrate,
- assertEquals
- assertTrue
- assertFalse
5. Create Tests with all new exciting annotation attributes
- timeout=####
- expected=IllegalArgumentException.class
- Ignore
6. Run the Tests



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Tags:
JAVA
TDD
test driven design
netbeans
JUnit