// JUnit Test Case
//
// Author: Steven Cheng Yuen
// Modified by Wayne Eberly
//
// Note: JUnit 4.1 is available. This version makes use of new Java
// features, might not work without java 1.5
//
// An older version, JUnit 3.82, is still available and can be used
// with older versions of Java.
//
// JUnit is already available for use within the Department of
// Computer Science. Of course you will need to install it for
// use on your system at home.
//
// See
//
//  http://www.junit.org
//
// for additional documentation as well as links to download sites.
//


import junit.framework.TestCase;

public class MyTest extends TestCase {
 
	// You can do some initialization here.
	
	public MyTest(){
	
	}
 

	// Method names that are prefixed with "test" become tests
	
	public void testSimple(){
	
		assertTrue(true);
	}
	
	public void testNum(){ 
	
		assertEquals(1+1, 2);
		
	}
	
	public void testFail(){
	
		assertEquals("mallard", "duck");
	}

}

// Additional Informaiton:

//  http://junit.sourceforge.net/doc/testinfected/testing.htm


// To compile:
//
// javac -cp junit.jar:. MyTest.java

// To run tests use either of these commands after compiling:
//
// java -cp junit.jar:. junit.textui.TestRunner MyTest 
// java -cp junit.jar:. junit.swingui.TestRunner MyTest

// If you put junit in your classpath then you don't need -cp junit.jar:.