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Why Not Just Write a main() Method for Unit Testing?
Why Not Just Write a main() Method for Unit Testing?
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It is possible to write a main() method in each class that need to be tested for unit testing. In the main() method, you could create test object of the class itself, and write some tests to test its methods.
However, this is not a recommended approach because of the following points:
Above are some of the problems, which will be taken care of automatically if you use Junit. Junit provides a standard framework for writing your tests. It separates test code from project code, hence keeps everything clean.
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