Java For Testers

Java For Testers

Alan Richardson
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Table of Contents

Java For Testers

  • Welcome to this Sample
  • Introduction
    • Testers use Java differently
    • Exclusions
    • Windows and Mac supported
    • Supporting Source Code
    • About the Author
    • Acknowledgments
  • Chapter One - Basics of Java Revealed
    • Java Example Code
  • Chapter Two - Install the Necessary Software
    • Introduction
    • Do you already have JDK or Maven installed?
    • Install The Java JDK
    • Install Maven
    • Install The IDE
    • Create a Project using the IDE
    • About your new project
    • Add JUnit to the pom.xml file
    • Summary
  • Chapter Three - Writing Your First Java Code
    • My First JUnit Test
    • Prerequisites
    • Create A JUnit Test Class
    • Create a Method
    • Make the method a JUnit test
    • Calculate the sum
    • Assert the value
    • Run the @Test method
    • Summary
    • References and Recommended Reading
  • Chapter Four - Work with Other Classes
    • Use @Test methods to understand Java
    • Warnings about Integer
    • Summary
    • References and Recommended Reading
  • Chapter Twenty Three - Next Steps
    • Recommended Reading
    • Recommended Videos
    • Recommended Web Sites
    • Next Steps
    • References
  • Appendix - IntelliJ Hints and Tips
    • Shortcut Keys
    • Code Completion
    • Navigating Source Code
    • Running a JUnit Test
    • Loading Project Source
    • Help Menu
    • Summary
  • Hope you enjoyed this Sample
    • You can buy Java For Testers
    • About The Author
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Java For Testers

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Java For Testers: a book designed to teach the fundamentals of Java by writing JUnit @Test methods

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Java For Testers9 chapters

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  1. Welcome to this Sample

  2. Introduction

  3. Chapter One - Basics of Java Revealed

  4. Chapter Two - Install the Necessary Software

  5. Chapter Three - Writing Your First Java Code

  6. Chapter Four - Work with Other Classes

  7. Chapter Twenty Three - Next Steps

  8. Appendix - IntelliJ Hints and Tips

  9. Hope you enjoyed this Sample