The Value of Focused, Single-Purpose Tests
The tests we built in Chapter 1, Building Your First JUnit Test are short—four lines of code each. We might consider combining them:
| iloveyouboss/12/test/iloveyouboss/ProfileTest.java | |
| | @Test |
| | public void matches() { |
| | Profile profile = new Profile("Bull Hockey, Inc."); |
| | Question question = new BooleanQuestion(1, "Got milk?"); |
| | |
| | // answers false when must-match criteria not met |
| | profile.add(new Answer(question, Bool.FALSE)); |
| | Criteria criteria = new Criteria(); |
| | criteria.add( |
| | new Criterion(new Answer(question, Bool.TRUE), Weight.MustMatch)); |
| | |
| | assertFalse(profile.matches(criteria)); |
| | |
| | // answers true for any don't care criteria |
| | profile.add(new Answer(question, ... |
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