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13.6 Running Test Suites311Figure 13.4 The CoreTest running a suite of testsOne last example is the SAMoneyTest.java file that was used in theCoreTest example (Figure 13.4). Did you notice the names displayed in thetest hierarchy? They don’t match the method names used to run the tests inSAMoneyTest.java because we constructed the suite “by hand” instead ofletting the JUnit introspection and reflection find the methods dynamically.Such manual approach has some advantages. You can restrict the currentset of tests being executed to a subset of the entire set of tests. You can also, asthis example shows, give other names to the tests. The biggest drawback,though, is the maintenance cost of having to add the test by hand to thesuite() method whenever you add another test method.