This JUnit 5 tutorial talks about how JUnit makes java code Junit testing easier when compared to the previous version of Junit like Junit 3 or 4. JUnit 5 supports the java 8 styles of coding and several other features as well, that’s the reason java 8 is required to create and execute tests in JUnit 5. But in Junit 5 it is also possible to execute tests written with JUnit 3 or 4 for backward compatibility

What is JUnit?
Junit 5 Architecture
JUnit 5 Annotations
JUnit 5 Maven Dependency
JUnit 5 with Gradle Dependency
JUnit 5 Test Lifecycle
JUnit 5 @BeforeAll annotation example
Unit 5 @AfterAll annotation example
JUnit 5 @BeforeEach and @AfterEach annotation Example
JUnit 5 Display Names
Assertions in JUnit 5 Examples
Third-party Assertion Libraries support in JUnit 5
JUnit 5 Assumptions Examples
JUnit 5 @Disabled Test Example
Conditional Test Execution in JUnit
Test Execution Order in Junit 5
Test Execution Order in Junit 5
JUnit 5 Nested Tests Example
Dependency Injection and Testing in JUnit 5
Test Interfaces and Default Methods in JUnit 5
JUnit 5 @RepeatedTest Annotation example
Junit 5 Parameterized Tests with examples
Argument Conversion in Parameterized Tests in Junit 5
Argument Aggregation in Parameterized Tests in Junit 5
Customizing Display Names of Parameterized Tests in JUnit 5
Dynamic Tests example in Junit 5
JUnit 5 Test Suites Examples
JUnit 5 Temporary Directory Support
How to execute Junit 5 tests in Eclipse IDE
JUnit 5 Test Templates for Eclipse
JUnit 5 vs JUnit 4

Mockito is a popular mocking framework. It is a JAVA-based mockito library that is used for unit testing of JAVA applications. Mockito is usually used to mock interfaces or classes so that a dummy functionality can be added to a mock interface that can be used in unit testing. This tutorial mainly helps you to learn how to create unit tests with Mockito as well as how to use its APIs in a simple and effective way.

What is Mocking?
Why Need for mocking?
What are the Benefits of Mockito?
How to mock interface using Mockito example?
Mockito and JUnit Integration Using Maven Example
@Mock and @Spy Mockito Annotations With Example
@InjectMocks Annotation in Mockito with Example
Mockito – Verifying Method Calls
@Captor Annotation in Mockito with Example
Adding behavior to mocked object in Mockito
Mocking Void Methods with Mockito
Mocking Exception Throwing using Mockito
Mockito’s mock Overloaded Methods

That’s all about JUnit and Mockito tutorials
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