Exercise

The following basic JUnit 5 assertions are included in org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.

• assertTrue(): Assert that condition is true
• assertFalse(): Assert that condition is false
• assertNull(): Assert that object is null
• assertNotNull(): Assert that object is not null
• assertEquals(): Assert that expected and actual are equal
• assertNotEquals(): Assert that expected and actual are not equal
• assertArrayEquals(): Assert that expected and actual arrays are equals
• assertSame(): Assert that expected and actual refer to the same object
• assertNotSame(): Assert that expected and actual do not refer to the same object

Using these assertions, implement the tests below.

1. Strings

Write a test method that asserts that a string:

• contains another,
• equal to another ignoring case,
• ends with another,
• has a certain size,
• is empty.

2. Numbers

Write a test method that asserts that:

• a number is strictly greater than another,
• a number is greater or equal to another,
• a double is equal to another with a certain degree of precision.

3. Lists

Write a method that asserts that a list:

• contains a given element,
• contains only certain elements in any order,
• contains only certain elements in a specific order,
• overlaps with another,
• only has elements that matches a certain criteria (e.g. only even numbers),
• has at least one element that matches a certain criteria (e.g. only even numbers),
• has a certain size.

4. Maps

Write a method that asserts that a map:

• has a certain key,
• has a certain value,
• has a certain entry (key -> value).

5. Exceptions

Write a method that asserts that a method:

• throws a certain type of exception,
• throws an exception with a certain message,
• throws an exception caused by an exception of a certain type.