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java-basics-hw05

This is a homework for the Java Constructors

IntelliJ IDEA project configuration

  1. Clone this project to your local environment

    git clone https://github.com/kermek/java-basics-hw05.git

  2. Import in IntelliJ IDEA using File -> New -> Project from Existing Sources....

  3. Select the directory that you cloned to.

  4. Go through the Import Project wizard by clicking Next.

  5. On Please select project SDK point it to your Java 1.8 JDK.

  6. Press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S (Command + ;) and check that in your Project Structure. value of Project language level is set to 8 - Lambdas, type annotations et..

  7. Open test class, put your cursor on @Test annotation, press Alt+Enter and choose Add 'testng' to classpath.

  8. Set the value to org.testng:testng:6.14.3 and mark checkbox Download to.

  9. Complete all TODO tasks. Do not change the test class.

  10. Uncomment BirdTest body and execute tests.

Birds assignment

Develop base class Bird. Develop abstract classes FlyingBird and NonFlyingBird. FlyingBird should have method checkWings(). Create class Eagle, Swallow, Penguin and Kiwi. Implement methods in the Zoo class:

  • add a bird to the list
  • feed different bird sections of the zoo
  • add birds to a flying section of the zoo Uncomment tests and execute them. All test should pass.
                |-------|
                | Bird  |
                |-------|
                    |
           ------------------------
           |                      |
     |----------|          |-------------|
     |FlyingBird|          |NonFlyingBird|
     |----------|          |-------------|         
           |                      | 
    --------------            ----------
    |            |            |        |
|-----|     |--------|    |-------|  |----|
|Eagle|     | Swallow|    |Penguin|  |Kiwi|
|-----|     |--------|    |-------|  |----|

Unit testing

There are number of different ways to run your unit tests, e.g.:

  • In test class put your cursor on its definition, right click and choose Run ...
  • Right click on a little green triangle near the class definition and choose Run ...
  • In test class put your cursor on its definition and press Ctrl+Shift+F10 (Control+Shift+R)
  • Once you executed your test you could re-run it again by pressing Shift+F10 (Control+R)