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• Introduction
  • Testers use Java differently
  • Exclusions
  • Windows and Mac supported
  • Supporting Source Code
  • About the Author
  • Acknowledgments
• Chapter One – Basics of Java Revealed
  • Java Example Code
• Chapter Two – Install the Necessary Software
  • Introduction
  • Do you already have JDK or Maven installed?
  • Install The Java JDK
  • Install Maven
  • Install The IDE
  • Create a Project using the IDE
  • About your new project
  • Add JUnit to the pom.xml file
  • Summary
• Chapter Three – Writing Your First Java Code
  • My First JUnit Test
  • Prerequisites
  • Create A JUnit Test Class
  • Create a Method
  • Make the method a JUnit test
  • Calculate the sum
  • Assert the value
  • Run the @Test method
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Four – Work with Other Classes
  • Use @Test methods to understand Java
  • Warnings about Integer
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Five – Working with Our Own Classes
  • Context
  • First create an @Test method
  • Write code that doesn’t exist
  • New Requirements
  • Now Refactor
  • Summary
• Chapter Six – Java Classes Revisited: Constructors, Fields, Getter & Setter Methods
  • Context
  • Constructor
  • Getters and Setters
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Seven – Basics of Java Revisited
  • Comments
  • Statement
  • Packages
  • Java Classes
  • Importing Classes
  • Static Imports
  • Data Types
  • Operators
  • Strings
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Eight – Selections and Decisions
  • Ternary Operators
  • if statement
  • else statement
  • Nested if else
  • switch statement
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Nine – Arrays and For Loop Iteration
  • Arrays
  • Exercises
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Ten – Introducing Collections
  • A Simple Introduction
  • Iterating with while and do...while
  • Interfaces
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Eleven – Introducing Exceptions
  • What is an exception?
  • Catching Exceptions
  • An Exception is an object
  • Catch more than one exception
  • JUnit and Exceptions
  • Throwing an Exception
  • finally
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Twelve – Introducing Inheritance
  • Inheritance
  • Inherit from Interfaces and Abstract Classes
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Thirteen – More About Exceptions
  • Unchecked and Checked Exceptions
  • Difference between Exception, Error and Throwable
  • Create your own Exception class
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Fourteen – JUnit Explored
  • @Test
  • Before & After
  • @Ignore
  • JUnit Assertions
  • Asserting with Hamcrest Matchers and assertThat
  • fail
  • static importing
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Fifteen – Strings Revisited
  • String Summary
  • System.out.println
  • Special character encoding
  • String Concatenation
  • Converting to/from a String
  • Constructors
  • Comparing Strings
  • Manipulating Strings
  • Basic String parsing with split
  • Manipulating strings With StringBuilder
  • Concatenation, .format, or StringBuilder
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Sixteen – Random Data
  • Math.random
  • java.util.random
  • Seeding random numbers
  • Using Random Numbers to generate Random Strings
  • Discussion random data in automation
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Seventeen – Dates and Times
  • currentTimeMillis and nanoTime
  • Date
  • SimpleDateFormat
  • Calendar
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Eighteen – Properties and Property Files
  • Properties Basics
  • Java’s System Properties
  • Working with Property files
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Nineteen – Files
  • Example of reading and writing a file
  • File
  • Writing And Reading Files
  • Additional File Methods
  • Files
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Twenty – Math and BigDecimal
  • BigDecimal
  • Math
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Twenty One – Collections Revisited
  • Set
  • Map
  • Implementations
  • Summary
  • References and Recommended Reading
• Chapter Twenty Two – Advancing Concepts
  • Interfaces
  • Abstract Classes
  • Generics
  • Logging
  • Enum
  • Regular Expressions
  • Reflection
  • Annotations
  • Design Patterns
  • Concurrency
  • Additional File considerations
  • Summary
• Chapter Twenty Three – Next Steps
  • Recommended Reading
  • Recommended Videos
  • Recommended Web Sites
  • Next Steps
  • References
• Appendix – IntelliJ Hints and Tips
  • Shortcut Keys
  • Code Completion
  • Navigating Source Code
  • Running a JUnit Test
  • Loading Project Source
  • Help Menu
  • Summary
• Appendix – Exercise Answers
  • Chapter Three – My First JUnit Test
  • Chapter Four – Work With Other Classes
  • Chapter Five – Work With Our Own Classes
  • Chapter Six – Java Classes Revisited: Constructors, Fields, Getter & Setter Methods
  • Chapter Eight – Selections and Decisions
  • Chapter Nine – Arrays and For Loop Iteration
  • Chapter Ten – Introducing Collections
  • Chapter Eleven – Introducing Exceptions
  • Chapter Twelve – Introducing Inheritance
  • Chapter Thirteen – More Exceptions
  • Chapter Fourteen – JUnit Explored
  • Chapter Fifteen – Strings Revisited
  • Chapter Sixteen – Random Data
  • Chapter Seventeen – Dates & Times
  • Chapter Eighteen – Properties and Property Files
  • Chapter Nineteen – Files
  • Chapter Twenty – Math and BigDecimal
  • Chapter Twenty One – Collections Revisite

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