Initializing Tests with @Before Methods
Explore how to use the @Before annotation in JUnit to initialize common test data before each test method runs. Understand the execution sequence, enhance test clarity by moving repeated setup code into @Before methods, and learn to refactor tests for improved readability and maintainability.
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The @Before annotation is used to denote methods when we need to execute some common code before running a test. The first thing to look at is the common initialization code in all (both) of the tests in ProfileTest.
If both tests have the same logic, we can move that common logic into an
@Beforemethod. That way, each JUnit first executes code in any methods marked with the@Before...