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 There is a catch though: Out there in the real world, there won’t be any NetBeans button doing that magic for you, nor will some teacher or school
 provide the tests for you, so <strong class=red>you will be on your own</strong>.</span></p><p>But fret not! Writing tests is typically much simpler than writing the actual code. At least, it is when you follow a basic set of steps:</p><div class="olist arabic"><ol class=arabic><li><strong class=blue>A</strong>rrange: Prepare or set up the thing you want to test</li><li><strong class=blue>A</strong>ct: Interact with the object you are testing</li><li><strong class=blue>A</strong>ssert or Ensure that the observable result(s) is/are as expected.</li><li>If it says <strong class=red>boom</strong>, then at least you learned something …​.</li></ol></div><p><strong>Topics week 1</strong></p><div class=ulist><ul><li>Test Driven Development.</li><li>Maven configuration as exercise.</li><li><strong>A</strong>rrange <strong>A</strong>ct <strong>A</strong>ssert</li><li>JUnit (5) as test framework.</li><li>AssertJ as assertion library.</li></ul></div></section><section class="doc-section level-1"><h2 id=_testing_test_driven_development>Testing / Test Driven Development</h2><section class="doc-section level-2"><h3 id=_what_are_tests_and_why_do_we_need_them>What are tests and why do we need them?</h3><p id=_tdd>The way that you have worked with Java so far is that you had to write some code