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    The document describes JUnit 5 features for writing unit tests including test lifecycle methods like @BeforeAll and @AfterAll, test types like basic tests, parameterized tests, and repeated tests, assertion methods to validate test outcomes, and other features like nested tests, custom display names, skipping tests, and setting a timeout.

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    @Author("Adrian Więch")

    { JUnit 5 CHEAT SHEET }

    { SAMPLE UNIT TEST } { TEST LIFECYCLE }


    @Test
    void should_RetTrue_When_DietRecom() {
    @BeforeAll
    // given
    double wght = 90.0;
    double hght = 1.92;
    @BeforeEach
    // when
    boolean recommended =
    BMICalc.isDietRecommended(wght, hght); @Test
    // then
    assertTrue(recommended);
    } @AfterEach

    { TEST TYPES }
    @AfterAll
    // basic test
    @Test
    // repeat test 10x
    @RepeatedTest(10) { ASSERTION TYPES }
    // parameterize single value
    @ParameterizedTest // check if x is true/false
    @ValuesSource(doubles = {70.0, 80.0}) assertTrue(x);
    void testName(Double param) { … } assertFalse(x);

    // parameterize multiple values // check if object is null


    @ParameterizedTest(name = "w={0}, h={1}") assertNull(object);
    @CsvSource(value = {
    "70.0, 1.82", "80.0, 1.72" // check if expected equals actual
    }) // (primitive types only)
    void testName(Double par1, Double par2) assertEquals(expected, actual);

    // params from csv file, ignore header // check if array1 and array2
    @ParameterizedTest // contain the same elements
    @CsvFileSource( assertArrayEquals(array1, array2);
    resources = "/diet-params.csv",
    numLinesToSkip = 1 // check if doSth() throws
    ) // SampleExeception
    void testName(Double par1, Double par2) Executable executable = () -> doSth();
    assertThrows(
    SampleException.class,
    { OTHER } executable
    );
    // nested class
    @Nested // check multiple assertions
    class InnerClass { … } assertAll(
    () → assertEquals(expected1, actual1),
    // display name () → assertEquals(expected2, actual2)
    @DisplayName("Custom name") );

    // skip test // set maximal execution time


    @Disabled Executable executable = () -> doSth();
    assertTimeout(
    // skip test under condition Duration.ofMillis(500),
    assumeTrue(env.equals("prod")) executable
    );

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