Mockito Tutorial: Learn mocking with 25 Junit Examples - Step 06: BDD Style - Given When Then

The video tutorial covers exercises on using matchers with hardcoded values in Mockito, highlighting the limitations and encouraging experimentation. It introduces Behavior Driven Development (BDD), explaining its application in agile projects through user stories and scenarios. The tutorial demonstrates how to apply BDD in unit testing using the given-when-then format, emphasizing the readability and organization of tests. It further explores BDD Mockito, showcasing syntax changes for more readable tests, and concludes with a practical example of converting tests to BDD format.

What are the benefits of using Hamcrest matchers in BDD tests?

How can you structure your tests using the BDD approach?

Discuss the process of converting a traditional test into a BDD format.

What exercises can be performed to practice converting tests to BDD format?