Junit 5 vs Junit 4
The below table explains the major differences between the most widely used versions of JUnit 5 and JUnit 4.
| JUnit 5 | JUnit 4 |
|---|---|
| It is a Modular Architecture | It is Monolithic Architecture |
| It Requires Java 8 or Higher runtime | It Requires Java 5 or higher |
| Better IDE Integration and Support | Limited IDE integration |
| Support for creating dynamic tests at runtime | Dynamic tests are directly not Supported |
| Assertions class for most assertions | Assert class for most assertions |
| It is a more powerful extension model | Limited extension capabilities |
| It Supports parameterized testing | Parameterized tests are less flexible |
| It has a lot of annotations | It has Limited annotations only compared with JUnit 5 |
JUnit 5 @BeforeAll Annotation with Examples
JUnit 5 is the unit testing framework in Java, and it is not a tool rather the JUnit 5 framework contains a set of tools and libraries that are used to write and run test cases. The Junit 5 Framework was introduced in 2017, This was developed by Kent Beck, Erich Gamma, David Saff, and Kris Vasudevan. Its Operating System is cross-platform and this framework is written in Java. This Framework makes it easier to extend the framework, and we can able integrate with other testing frameworks also, In JUnit 5 several new Annotations are introduced those are @BeforeAll, @AfterAll, @BeforeEach, @AfterEach, @TestFactory, @DisplayName, @Disabled, @Nested, @Tag. Among these annotations, I give Information about @BeforeAll annotation.
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