45.Create the Test and Mocks

How to create a mock test in Java?

• Create fake objects from real classes/interfaces.
• Instrument the fake objects to respond with specific data for each method.
• Verify the execution of methods in those fake objects.
• All of the above.

How to create tests in Java?

• Right-click on the class you want to test and choose Tools > Create Tests.
• Select the appropriate testing framework (e.g., JUnit) in the dialog box.
• Modify the name of the test class in the Create Tests dialog box.
• All of the above.

How to create a JUnit test in Java?

• Create a separate Java file for testing.
• Right-click on the class you want to test and choose New → JUnit Test Case.
• Specify the name of the test class in the dialog box.
• All of the above.

What is an example of mock testing?

• Charging a credit card
• Sending a notification
• Verifying method or API calls from a module
• All of the above.

What is mock test in Java?

• A test that uses mock objects to verify interactions with the class under test
• A test that simulates real-world scenarios using fake objects
• A test that validates method or API calls without side effects
• A test that replaces actual implementations with mock implementations

How to create a test?

• Choose appropriate item types for your objectives.
• Highlight how the exam aligns with course objectives.
• Write clear and explicit instructions.
• All of the above.

How do you create a test code?

• Test small pieces of code in isolation.
• Follow the Arrange, Act, Assert pattern.
• Keep tests short and simple.
• All of the above.

What is testing in Java?

• Thoroughly testing every aspect of your application.
• Writing repeatable test cases using frameworks like JUnit.
• Measuring functionality across actions or conditions.
• All of the above.

How do I create a JUnit test?

• Open the New wizard and select New JUnit Test Case.
• Enter the name of your test class and click Finish.
• Add the JUnit library to the build path if prompted.
• All of the above.

What is a unit test in Java?

• Testing individual components like classes and methods.
• Verifying adherence to guidelines and responsibilities.
• Testing functionality in isolation from other components.
• All of the above.