5.16 of Jobs

[ must do 1] for the triangle given in Appendix 1 to Judge Java code, the use of equivalent class partitioning method to design test cases, tabular form of the design of the test cases, written to the blog.

Test Case ordinal	Three sides	Test prophecy
1	( -1,-2,-3)	Illegal
2	(1,1,3)	Illegal
3	(3,0,5)	No equilateral triangle.
4	(9,9,11)	Isosceles Triangle
5	(5,7,10)	No equilateral triangle.
6	(10,10,10)	Equilateral triangle

[ must do 2] imitate Appendix 2 gives the triangle judgment junit test Code, Design Unit test script, test [ must do 1] design of the test case. Note the order in which the test cases appear in the test script is consistent with the order listed in the [ required title 1] table. Run the resulting test script, truncate the result graph, write to the blog, and push the source code to your own github.

Package Triangle1;import static Org.junit.assert.*;import Org.junit.test;public class test1{     @Test     Public void TestlsTringle1 () {         Triangle1 t=new Triangle1 ( -1,-2,-3);         Assertfalse (T.istriangle1 (t));     }           @Test public     void TestlsTringle2 () {         Triangle1 t=new Triangle1 (1,1,3);         Assertfalse (T.istriangle1 (t));     }          @Test public     void TestlsTringle3 () {         Triangle1 t=new Triangle1 (3,0,5);         Assertfalse (T.istriangle1 (t));     }         @Test public     void TestlsTringle4 () {         Triangle1 t=new Triangle1 (9,9,11);         Assertfalse (T.istriangle1 (t));     }     @Test public     void TestlsTringle5 () {         Triangle1 t=new Triangle1 (5,7,10);         Assertfalse (T.istriangle1 (t));     }    @Test public     void TestlsTringle6 () {         Triangle1 t=new Triangle1 (10,10,10);         Assertfalse (T.istriangle1 (t));     }             }

5.16 of Jobs