Junit
provides below methods to assert null values.
static public void
assertNotNull(String message, Object object)
Asserts
that an object isn't null. If the object is null, then junit throws assertion
error with given message.
static public void
assertNotNull(Object object)
Asserts
that an object isn't null. If the object is null, then junit throws assertion
error without message.
static public void
assertNull(String message, Object object)
Asserts
that an object is null. If the object is not null, then junit throws assertion
error with given message.
static public void
assertNull(Object object)
Asserts
that an object is null. If the object is not null, then junit throws assertion
error without message.
Find
the below working application.
DemoTestApp.java
package com.sample.arithmetic; import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull; import static org.junit.Assert.assertNull; import org.junit.Test; public class DemoTestApp { @Test public void testAssertNotNullWithMessage() { assertNotNull("Object is null", new Object()); } @Test public void testAssertNotNullWithOutMessage() { assertNotNull(new Object()); } @Test public void testAssertNullWithMessage() { assertNull("Object is not null", null); } @Test public void testAssertNullWithOutMessage() { assertNull(null); } }
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