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Work up the first test for the very
first piece of functionality you need
to implement. You’re now Red.
This test is going to fail.
Everyone knows it. It’s OK.
public void
testGetOrderHistory2()
public void
testGetOrderHistory3()
{
{ // Test null username
// } Test ““ username
}
public void
testGetOrderHistory3()
{
// Test ““ username
}
Refactor any code you want cleaned up,
then write the next test...Red again.
Your first test should still be
passing—but the new one will fail
until you implement new supporting
code.
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public void
testGetOrderHistory3()
{
// Test ““ username
}
public void GetOrderHistory3()
{
OrderHistory = new
ORderHistory();
System.out.println(“Hi
mom!”);
}
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Write the simplest implementation
code you can to get the test to pass.
You’re now Green.
test-driven development
public void GetOrderHistory3()
{
OrderHistory = new
OrderHistory();
System.out.println(“Hi
mom!”);
}
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