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A JunitLearning project is created with a com.wipro.task package containing a DailyTasks class with three methods: doStringConcat(), sortValues(), and checkPresence(). A com.wipro.test package is then created containing a TestStringConcat class to test the doStringConcat method using Junit's assertEquals method.

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Junit

A JunitLearning project is created with a com.wipro.task package containing a DailyTasks class with three methods: doStringConcat(), sortValues(), and checkPresence(). A com.wipro.test package is then created containing a TestStringConcat class to test the doStringConcat method using Junit's assertEquals method.

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Create a Project named JunitLearning

1. Create a package named com.wipro.task


2. Copy the given class into the com.wipro.task package
package com.wipro.task;
import java.util.Arrays;

public class DailyTasks {

public String doStringConcat (String s1, String s2) {


return s1+" "+s2;
}
public int[] sortValues(int arr[]){
Arrays.sort(arr);
return arr;
}
public boolean checkPresence(String str,String a){
return str.contains(a);
}
}
3. Create a new package called com.wipro.test;
4. Create a class named TestStringConcat to test the functionality of
doStringConcat method [hint: use assertEquals method]

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