Lecture

Unit Testing with JUnit: Arrays

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Description

This lecture covers the implementation of unit tests using JUnit for array-related methods. It includes examples such as testing the minimum element of an array, handling trivial and non-trivial arrays, and checking for exceptions like NoSuchElementException. The lecture also demonstrates testing the average value and sorting functionality of arrays.

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