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I got the vending machine
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I pushed my changes through
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I ended up breaking out those components
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made them public facing so those
components are all ready to be tested.

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Let's go ahead and get the project up and
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then get the project all ready for tests.

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I'm going to be using IntelliJ Idea
community edition Version 15 so

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my screen may look a little
different than yours.

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Now don't worry if things don't look
exactly the same on your screen.

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Now one of the difficulties in using
software that just keeps on getting more

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and more awesome is that it's hard
[LAUGH] to keep up with, right?

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So please check the teacher's notes for
more information on the possible

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differences, and I'll call them
out when they're appropriate.

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I do always recommend upgrading to get
the latest changes for this amazing IDEA.

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All right, so
if you aren't comfortable yet with GitHub,

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you can also get the downloads from
the download sections on this video.

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But, I encourage you to sharpen
your GitHub skills and play along.

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Then, our Android teacher produced
an excellent workshop on using GitHub and

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Android studio, and it works
basically the same as IntelliJ IDEA.

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So let's shoot over to the repository,
the link's in the teacher's notes.

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I'm gonna come here to the repo and
down here there's this clone URL,

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I'm gonna click the Copy
to clipboard button.

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Gonna come back over here, I'm gonna
say Check out from Version Control.

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Gonna choose GitHub.

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And then I'm gonna paste that URL here and
I'm gonna click Clone.

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Then it says you've checked
out an IDEA project.

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Would you like to open it?

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And we definitely do.

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Okay, so now I'm gonna see this message,
Unregistered VCS root detected.

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VCS being version control system.

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So what we're gonna do here is I'm just
gonna click Add root, because it's fine.

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We're gonna run that locally here.

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When I created this project originally
I created it from a command

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line application template.

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So I could show things off the text
as we were on the airplane, right?

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So if you look at the project,
if you look here under source And

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then there's a program here called Main.

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I'm gonna open this up and
you're gonna see this question

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about adding things to get, go ahead and
click remember and don't ask again.

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This is only the first time you only
have to ask to answer this once.

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So, also because we haven't,
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it's gonna ask us to set up the SDK,
the Software Development Kit, right?

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So let's click that.

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And what we want to do is we want to
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And let's click okay.

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So, if you remember we want to
run this main program right?

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Let's just take a look at it really quick.

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So it makes a new vendingmachine.

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And it restocks some twinkies.

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It adds some money and then it vents.

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Okay?
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when it vends,
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that's what this little
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So we should see this message,
if everything goes well,

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we should see this message.

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So let's choose run.

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And then we'll choose run.

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And it's gonna make a new
configuration and call it main.

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Cool, so we got Restocking,
Adding money, Vending, and

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then here's our notification
Sold items Twinkies for 75.

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Awesome.

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Now since JUnit is so
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IntelliJ has made integration crazy easy.

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Let's walk through how to
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So, junit is an external library,

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meaning it's Java code that we
need to import into our project.

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We can get there pretty
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So let's say that we wanted to
test the Creditor class first.

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So let's go over here and
we'll open up the Creditor.

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we choose go to and
you'll see that there's a test thing here.

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See how popular tests are,
it assumes that there's a test.

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Now of course, obviously there's not
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So let's choose create new test.

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The style log might look
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What we're going to choose here
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Okay, from the list.

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when we do that you'll see that
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It says J unit 4 library
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Fix it, yeah, let's click fix.

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Okay and we're gonna use JUnit4
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Okay, so now let's take a look.

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that all the files line up in the view, so
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there could be several right,
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Its up to you and your team though.

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So the other thing that's happening here
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should be in the same package right?

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So all of the code lives in this
calm team treehouse vending package.

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And it's saying that shouldn't
be in that same package.

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That way we can access protected and
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But remember we shouldn't but
just in case they're there.

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Okay and the next is saying generate
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each of the methods that's currently
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Sad asking if it should test those.

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Now this isn't the behavior
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It's just doing its best to help us out,
but it's being a little silly, right?

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So let's go ahead and choose one so
I can show you what it does.

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So let's choose refund and
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All right, so this is our new test.

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And these templates tend to update
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especially the major releases, so

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this might look a little bit
different depending on your version.

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But what I want you to notice here is
this is just a plain old class, okay?

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And there's a method here that's annotated
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it's annotating the method that returns
nothing and throws an exception.

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This is our first test case.

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Remember, it doesn't have to
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in fact,
this is kinda bad practice, right?

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And it hard to comes back to the day where
we used to require that naming structure.

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But let's take a look at these
highlighted errors here.

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It seems that it doesn't know
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though we clicked that
button that said fix.

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So here's a problem,
there's currently a bug, we're on 15.0.

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So it hasn't been fixed yet.

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So by choosing File > Project Structure,

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and then if we go in here into Modules and
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you'll see that its added
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it's underneath what's
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We can fix this by just switching
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Okay, and then I'm gonna click apply,
and then I'm gonna click okay.

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Okay, so the errors are gone and

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actually if that error wasn't in
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This Replace qualified name with
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Let's say @Test and
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this is from the package of org.junit and
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So the website actually is junit.org.

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All right, so if we cruise over here and
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Let's open this up, you can see that
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if we open this up, you can see that there
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A jar file is essentially just a big
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We can actually package our code
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make libraries that other people can use.

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And when you do that you typically
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So a best practice that emerged is to
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code route like we have here, right?

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So here's the creditor test
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this separation also helps quite
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by just keeping the sheer number of files
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There would be a whole bunch of
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You don't really want that.

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So one way to solve this problem,

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is to have your tests stored
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And IntelliJ does an awesome job of
supporting this best practice for you.

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Here, let me show you.

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So I'm gonna come up here and
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directory, and we're gonna call it tests.

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And then if I right click the new
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choose mark directory
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So let's go ahead and we'll just grab this
original creditor test and let's kill it.

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I'm just gonna press the backspace key and
them I'm gonna say it's a safe delete.

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Let's get rid of it and let's go ahead and
let's make another one of those.

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So again right-click, and
choose go to Test, create new test.

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And we're still gonna say
it's in the same package.

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Let's go ahead and we'll check, refund
again, just to pop that back in there.

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The destination package is the same and
if we click okay.

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You'll see what happens,
it shows up in the test directory now.

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It's not up in the source folder,
it's over here in the test sources route.

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Awesome right, and

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also note that now that we made that
fix this is working properly right?

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It says at test and no with no red lines.

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Oh, one thing I wanna make sure is that
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If you followed along in previous
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probably have some code
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So lets go ahead and lets press Cmd
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And choose Editor > Code Style > Java >
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and see here where it has
the name prefix of M?

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We're not doing that anymore so
we can get rid of that and click OK.

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And, there we go.

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We're all set.

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And, now, next time things get generated,
they will not have the im prefix, great.

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Awesome because, so many people test,

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you'll find that the flow is
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You'll find almost all the popular
Java IDEs support this JUnit framework.

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Remember, you don't need
an IDE to do this at all.

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You very well could download
the JUnit Library and

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run things yourself from the command line.

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The IDE is just providing a nice
wrapper around an awesome test runner.

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Let's take a quick break and I'll show
you how to kick off the test runner and

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we'll write our first failing test.