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title	type	duration	creator
Unit Testing Lab	lab	1:30	James Davis (NYC)

Unit Testing

Introduction

Note: This can be a pair programming activity or done independently.

In a previous lab you created various subclasses of an Animal class. Today you are going to start with an Android version of that project (provided as starter-code) and write unit tests for it.

Just like in the original Animals lab, there are Mammal and Reptile classes that extend Animal, then some more specific classes that extend those. Each class inherits a getTopSpeed() method from Animal, and each class implements its own version of the makeNoise() method.

Exercise

Requirements

Begin with the code provided and write tests to make sure:

• The animals make their appropriate sounds
• The animals have their appropriate top speeds
• The Zoo (singleton) properly adds and removes animals

Remember:

• You should make a separate test-class file for each target-class you are testing
• Some of your tests may need to call methods the target-class inherits from an ancestor class

Bonus

• Create a new animal and write appropriate tests for it

Starter code

The starter code is an Android version of the previous animals lab you did in IntelliJ. This version incorporates the singleton design pattern for the Zoo object.

Deliverable

Submit a pull request with app with all passing tests! If you worked with a partner, put both names in the pull request title.

Additional Resources

• JUnit docs

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Licensing

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