Creating a Test Class
The most convenient way to write unit tests is within a testing framework. The framework makes it easier to write and run a suite of tests together and see their output in Android Studio.
JUnit is almost universally used as a testing framework on Android and has convenient integrations into Android Studio. Your first job is to create a class for your JUnit tests to live in. To do this, open up SoundViewModel.kt and key in Command-Shift-T (Ctrl-Shift-T). Android Studio attempts to navigate to a test class associated with the class you are looking at. If there is no test class (as is the case here), you are given the option to create a new test class (Figure 20.1).
Figure 20.1 Trying to open a test class
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