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Java JUnit Library. Types of Testing
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Java JUnit Library. Types of Testing

Java JUnit Library. Types of Testing

1. Testing in Development
What is Testing, and Why do We Need ItTypes of TestingApplication StagesUnit TestingIntegration TestingFunctional TestingSection 1 Summary
2. Unit Tests
Set-UpTest-Driven DevelopmentCreating Unit Tests@BeforeEachHow to Test `void` MethodsAssertionsAssertions PracticeSection 2 Summary
3. Exceptions
Throwing ExceptionsTry-catch structureHandling Multiple ExceptionsHandling Exceptions PracticeCreating ExceptionsTesting ExceptionsTesting Exceptions Practice

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The first section is completed! This means it's time to sum up this section. In this section, you were introduced to various types of testing. I tried not to delve too deep into each of these types of testing, as it is quite an advanced topic. Right now, you should have a superficial understanding of each of these types.

I recommend paying special attention to unit testing and integration testing, as these are the types of testing that you will need the most when working on your small projects. These are also the topics that we will study in more detail in the following sections. Let's go through the material presented in this section once again and reinforce your knowledge with a quiz.

1. Which of these is a commonly used framework for unit testing in Java?
2. What annotation is used in JUnit to denote a test method?
3. Which level of testing focuses on the interaction between integrated units?
4. Which tool is **NOT** typically used for integration testing in Java?
5. What is the first stage of developing a web application?
6. Which stage involves ensuring the application works well in different environments and devices?
Which of these is a commonly used framework for unit testing in Java?

Which of these is a commonly used framework for unit testing in Java?

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What annotation is used in JUnit to denote a test method?

What annotation is used in JUnit to denote a test method?

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Which level of testing focuses on the interaction between integrated units?

Which level of testing focuses on the interaction between integrated units?

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Which tool is **NOT** typically used for integration testing in Java?

Which tool is NOT typically used for integration testing in Java?

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What is the first stage of developing a web application?

What is the first stage of developing a web application?

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Which stage involves ensuring the application works well in different environments and devices?

Which stage involves ensuring the application works well in different environments and devices?

Select the correct answer

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