Reference to JUnit/TestNG library

[davids]

During the second video tutorial of the series you suddenly started using the Assert statement that comes from JUnit/TestNG library. but at no stage (as far as I can see) have you defined the reference library in Eclipse to make such a library available. What is required specifically to be done for this?
Wouldn't you normally be creating your tests as JUnit or TestNG tests rather than as standard Java applications?

[softwaretestingforum]

No, you don't have to use Junit or TestNG tests to be able to use Assert class.
Assert class is plain API and does not warrant usage of test methods

[davids]

The Assert class only becomes available when I add the JUnit library in Eclipse as I show here: .

On 4 November 2013 17:13, softwaretestingforum [via Manual and Automated Testing] <[hidden email]> wrote:

No, you don't have to use Junit or TestNG tests to be able to use Assert class.
Assert class is plain API and does not warrant usage of test methods

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[softwaretestingforum]

that is right but your test does not have to be Junit test, it is just library you need to use Assert class