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differences and benefits between JUnit 4 to JUnit 5:

https://www.baeldung.com/junit-5-migration According to this blog what I study for the Junit 4 and Junit5: JUnit 5 is a powerful and flexible update to the JUnit framework, providing various improvements and new capabilities to organize and describe test cases and to help understand test results. Upgrade to JUnit 5 is quick and easy: Just update your project dependencies and start using the new functionality. JUnit 4 bundles everything into a single JAR file. JUnit 5 consists of three sub-projects, namely JUnit Platform, JUnit Jupiter, and JUnit Vintage. 1. JUnit platform It defines TestEngine's API for developing new testing frameworks that run on the platform. 2.JUnit Jupiter It has all the new JUnit annotations and TestEngine implementations to run tests written with those annotations. 3.JUnit Vintage Support for running tests written by JUnit 3 and JUnit 4 on the JUnit 5 platform. But here are four strong reasons to start writing new test cases with JUnit 5: JUnit 5 takes advan...

Apprenticeship Patterns Chapter 1 and Chapter 2-6 Introductions

Software Craftsmanship raises some of the thorniest and most sensitive questions about software development and comes to the controversial conclusion of finding answers in a system that has thrived for hundreds of years: technology. Software Technology is a systematic expression of the author's ideas and attempts to answer the difficult questions that have been plaguing the software industry. How should we restructure the process of building software, such as we want it to be effective?   The author of Software Craftsmanship has been emphasizing the role of the craftsman in the project. Craftsmen sounds is a very old word, the craftsman in other industries is a what kind of person I want to say, must be done in the field of a good man, I explain the below mentioned software process artisans do what kind of person, craftsman is mentioned there is a very rich in the process of software development experience, after years of development, products are well received by customers, ha...

My first post for CS 443

  Welcome to Haoru’s Blog Hello Everyone! This is my first post for CS 443.

First post for CS 448

  Welcome to Haoru’s Blog Hello Everyone! This is my first post for 448.