Maven and JUnit Quick Start

How to run JUnit tests with Maven?

• a) mvn clean build (Clean and build the Maven project)
• b) mvn test (Run JUnit tests with Maven)
• c) mvn deploy (Deploy the Maven project)
• d) mvn install (Install the Maven project)

How to run a Java test in Maven?

• a) mvn test (Run a Java test in Maven)
• b) mvn compile (Compile the Java project)
• c) mvn package (Package the Java project)
• d) mvn install (Install the Maven project)

What is the use of the JUnit platform?

• a) Provides TestEngine API for running tests
• b) Executes JUnit tests in parallel
• c) Manages dependencies in JUnit projects
• d) Generates test reports for JUnit tests

Which JUnit version to use?

• a) JUnit 4.0
• b) JUnit 5.7.1
• c) JUnit 3.0
• d) JUnit 2.0

What are the advantages of JUnit?

• a) Increases code quality and provides immediate feedback
• b) Provides faster compilation and execution
• c) Simplifies Maven project management
• d) Enhances code security and encryption

What is an annotation in JUnit?

• a) Predefined texts for Java API in JUnit projects
• b) Parallel execution of JUnit tests
• c) Automated generation of JUnit test reports
• d) Integration of JUnit with popular IDEs

Is JUnit only for unit testing?

• a) Yes, exclusively for unit testing
• b) No, also relevant for integration tests
• c) Limited to performance testing
• d) Designed for security testing

What are JUnit methods?

• a) Methods used to test code in JUnit projects
• b) Methods for Maven project management
• c) Methods to generate JUnit reports
• d) Methods to deploy JUnit test artifacts

How to generate a Java test in IntelliJ?

• a) Right-click and select New | Java Class
• b) Use the IntelliJ Test Generator tool
• c) Copy and paste an existing Java test file
• d) Download and install the IntelliJ Test Plugin

What is the purpose of the "mvn compile" command in Maven?

• a) Compiles the project's source code.
• b) Cleans the project and removes previous-build files.
• c) Runs project testing steps.
• d) Deploys the project.