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Many instructors use “test” and “exam” interchangeably, but for students, an exam refers to either a mid-term or final exam. It’s the granddaddy of tests in both high school and college. You can expect that an exam will be long (long enough that most college instructors allow hours rather than minutes for it to be taken). It has to be long: Most exams will cover all of the material that the course has covered so far. Although some instructors don’t use exams at all, those who do frequently make it a large part of your final grade for the term. For instance, some instructors consider the exam grade as one third of your total score for the class.
JUnit assumes that all test methods can be executed in an arbitrary order. Well-written test code should not assume any order, i.e., tests should not depend on other tests.
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Doctests seem to fulfill the best of both worlds, providing documentation and testing. In reality, tests written using doctest almost always serve as both poor tests and poor documentation.
JUnit naming conventions There are several potential naming conventions for JUnit tests. A widely-used solution for classes is to use the “Test” suffix at the end of test classes names. As a general rule, a test name should explain what the test does. If that is done correctly, reading the actual implementation can be avoided. One possible convention is to use the “should” in the test method name. For example, “ordersShouldBeCreated” or “menuShouldGetActive”. This gives a hint what should happen if the test method is executed. Another approach is to use “GivenWhenThen” for the display name of the test method.
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A unit test targets a small unit of code, e.g., a method or a class. External dependencies should be removed from unit tests, e.g., by replacing the dependency with a test implementation or a (mock) object created by a test framework.
First, yes, they’re the same, and yes, they’re different. Confused? Let’s explore the subject a bit then. Your thesaurus is likely to say that all three of these words are interchangeable. And in fact, sometimes they are used interchangeably. “Test” and “exam” especially are often used in the same context. However, especially in high school and college, there are subtle differences.
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