Earlier, we discussed executing unit test cases in maven, and this post will discuss how to skip them. Note: We have also attached a video at the end of this article. In case you are more comfortable with the video version, then please feel free to have a look By default, Maven will execute the tests under […]
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Sometimes we measure test failures to measure how close we are to completing our project. The default behavior of maven is to stop the current build if it encounters any test failures. This post will discuss how we can ignore the test failures and get the build output. Failing test cases Let’s see what happens
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Maven has built-in support for unit tests, and testing is a part of the maven default lifecycle. This post will discuss how to execute the unit test cases of a maven project. Note: We have also attached a video at the end of this article. In case you are more comfortable with the video version, then please
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The toString() method of the Integer wrapper class converts an integer value to its string representation. This post will look at the toString() method in detail. toString() method has three overloaded implementations in the Integer wrapper class – public String toString() public static String toString(int i) public static String toString(int i, int radix) Let’s look
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In the world of software testing, ensuring the stability and reliability of applications is paramount. However, test cases don’t always pass on the first attempt. Various factors, such as network glitches, temporary server downtimes, or even issues with test environment configurations, can lead to test failures. While these failures might not always indicate a defect
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Earlier, we discussed the Java objects and classes, and now we will talk about the object life cycle in Java. An object’s life cycle starts when it’s created until it goes out of scope or dereferenced. Various stages in the object’s life cycle – Object is created Object is accessible Object is inaccessible And finally,
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toCharArray() converts a string to a new character array. In this post, we will learn in detail about the toCharArray() method of the String class with some what-if scenarios. Method declaration – public char[] toCharArray() What does it do? It will convert a string into a new character array with the same length as the
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String in Golang is different from other programming languages like Java and C++. Strings in the Go language are a series of bytes that usually represents the text characters. Now, the bytes in the strings can be represented in the Unicode Text using the UTF-8 encoding, because of which we can represent any language present in
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The short answer is No. We cannot achieve method overloading in Golang, at least not in a conventional sense. Go language doesn’t have classes and objects, but methods in Golang can be used to achieve a version of method overloading. We are talking about methods and not functions, as these two are different concepts in
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Golang also supports methods similar to functions with a particular receiver type between the “func” keyword and the function name. The receiver can be of struct or a non-struct type. In this post, we are going to look at below points – How to declare a method? How to call a method from within the
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