This is a sample Java program designed for a lab assignment involving the implementation of JUnit tests for the QuickSort and BinarySearch algorithms.
The project is structured as follows:
src/main/app/Runner.java: The main class for the program.src/main/sorting/QuickSort.java: Contains the implementation of the QuickSort algorithm.src/main/sorting/BinarySearch.java: Contains the implementation of the BinarySearch algorithm.src/test/sorting/TestSortingAlgorithms.java: JUnit test class that verifies the correctness of the QuickSort and BinarySearch programs.lib: Contains the JUnit JAR file (version 5).build.xml: Ant build script for compiling, running, and cleaning the project.README.md: This file, containing instructions and additional information.
- Java JDK: The program requires Java JDK to compile and run. Make sure you have it installed on your machine.
- JUnit 4/5: Download the JUnit 5 JAR file from the JUnit website and place it in the
libfolder. - Apache Ant: The program is automated using an Ant script, so you need to have Apache Ant installed.
- To install Apache Ant, follow the instructions in the official Apache Ant installation guide.
- For a tutorial on getting started with Apache Ant, check out the Hello World with Apache Ant guide.
To compile all the Java files, run the following command:
ant compile
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To run the Java program, use the following command:
```bash
ant run
To perform unit testing, run the following command:
```bash
ant test
'''
To clean up the project directory by deleting the classes directory, use the following command:
```bash
ant clean