• Spend some time working on your project.

Now that we have learned a little more about testing in Java, it's time to apply this new knowledge to our projects!

Add unit tests to your project to automate testing. Consider the following instructions:

• Create a unit test class for the City class.
  • There should exist unit tests to test the getter and setter methods.
• Create a unit test class for the Airport class.
  • There should exist unit tests to test the getter and setter methods.
    • Including methods to get/set the three-character airport code that we implemented after learning about regular expressions.
• Create a unit test class for the Reservation class.
  • There should exist unit tests for any getter and setter methods.
  • There should exist a unit test for adding a reservation.
  • There should exist a unit test for cancelling a reservation.
  • These tests should also capture the date-time object we added to this class after learning about date-time objects.
• Tips:
  • Refer to the code-alongs in this past section as needed to help you walk through the creation of unit tests.
  • Refer back to the Assertions lesson to see what assertions should be used.
    • Remember that unit tests are supposed to be small. Try to keep each test to one assert per test.