8.Using JUNIT 5

Is JDK compatible with JUnit 5?

• Yes
• No
• Sometimes
• Depends on the version of JDK

How to write JUnit 5 test cases in Java?

• Use @Test annotation
• Use @Before annotation
• Use assert statements
• Use JUnit 5 API methods

Does JUnit 5 require Java 8?

• Yes, it requires Java 8 or higher
• No, it can run on any version of Java
• Only certain features require Java 8
• Depends on the test runner being used

How do I run a JUnit 5 test case?

• Use the command-line interface
• Right-click and select "Run as JUnit Test"
• Use a build tool like Maven or Gradle
• All of the above

What dependency do I need for JUnit 5?

• junit:junit4
• junit:jupiter-api
• junit:jupiter-engine
• junit:junit5

Is JUnit included in JDK?

• Yes, it is included in JDK
• No, it needs to be downloaded separately
• It depends on the JDK version
• JUnit is not related to JDK

What is @DisplayName annotation in JUnit 5?

• It sets the name of the test class
• It specifies the order of test methods execution
• It provides a custom display name for a test method
• It disables a test method from running

Can JUnit 5 run JUnit 4 tests?

• Yes, JUnit 5 can run JUnit 4 tests without any modifications
• No, JUnit 5 cannot run JUnit 4 tests
• JUnit 5 can run JUnit 4 tests with some adaptations
• JUnit 5 is completely incompatible with JUnit 4

How to use JUnit 5 in spring boot?

• Add JUnit 5 dependency in the build configuration file
• Enable JUnit 5 support in the Spring Boot application configuration
• Use @RunWith(JUnitPlatform.class) annotation in the test class
• All of the above

Is JUnit 5 public or private?

• JUnit 5 is a public API
• JUnit 5 is a private API
• JUnit 5 has both public and private components
• JUnit 5 is not an API