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Hi

Iam new to using junit....i need a small clearification....i jus have a beginner knowledge in java .....can i learn junit directly or is it mandatory to have good acquaintance with core java before learning junit

thanks in advance
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I wouldn't consider it a pre-requisite to have "good" knowledge of Java before starting to use JUnit. You do have to know some Java, of course, since JUnit tests are Java code but the vast majority of JUnit test classes tend to be really simple (as in they don't use many "advanced" language features).
 
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Hi Lasse Koskela

Thank you for the reply...ill search for some online resources on junit..i have been looking at junit.org.....thank you once again
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It is good to see a beginner, learning with testing as a forethought rather than an afterthought. You may like to search out Test-Driven Development on google.
I also recommend that you learn how to build and deliver you code with ANT sooner rather than later.
 
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You might want to take a look at the book "Agile Java: Crafting Code with Test-Driven Development".
 
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