1. CS 190 Lecture Notes: Exception Handling
Junit Test Example
package stanford.cs190.tweeter; import org.junit.Test; public class JsonTest extends junit.framework.TestCase public void test_array() { Json document = new Json(); document.startArray(); document.addValue(12345); document.addValue(999); document.endArray(); assertEquals("[12345, 999]", document.toString()); } ...
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CS 190 Lecture Notes: Exception Handling

2. CS 190 Lecture Notes: Exception Handling
Test Isomorphism
protected void readRequest(Reader reader) { try { BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(reader); // Read the first line of input // (method, url, protocol version). String firstLine = in.readLine(); if (firstLine == null) { throw new RequestError("empty HTTP request"); } String[] words = firstLine.split(" +", 4); if (words.length < 3) { throw new RequestError("syntax error in " + “first line: '%s'", firstLine); method = words[0]; rawUrl = words[1]; protocolVersion = words[2]; // Read the headers. Each iteration through the // following loop reads one line, which contains a // single header. while (true) { String headerLine = in.readLine(); if (headerLine == null) { throw new RequestError( "unexpected EOF while reading " + "headers"); if (headerLine.length() == 0) { // Empty line marks the end of headers. break; int i = headerLine.indexOf(": "); if (i == -1) { + "header line: '%s'", headerLine); headers.put(headerLine.substring(0, i), headerLine.substring(i+2)); ...
@Test public void test_readRequest_basics() { ... } public void test_readRequest_emptyInput() { public void test_readRequest_incompleteFirstLine() { public void test_readRequest_EofInHeaders() { public void test_readRequest_headerHasNoColon() {
CS 190 Lecture Notes: Exception Handling

3. CS 190 Lecture Notes: Exception Handling
Helper Methods
/** * Create a bunch of new tweets in the current repo. count * Number of tweets to create. */ protected void createTweets(int count) { ... } * Returns a string containing a sorted list of the * tweet ids for each of the TweetFiles in the * in-memory cache. protected String getCachedIds() {
CS 190 Lecture Notes: Exception Handling

4. CS 190 Lecture Notes: Exception Handling
Helper Methods, cont’d
@Test public void test_checkCacheSize_belowLimit() { createTweets(17); repo.cacheLimit = 3; repo.checkCacheSize(); assertEquals("10 20", getCachedIds()); }
CS 190 Lecture Notes: Exception Handling