Use Mockito with JUnit5

Does Mockito work with JUnit 5?

• a) Yes, Mockito is compatible with JUnit 5.
• b) No, Mockito only works with JUnit 4.
• c) Mockito can work with JUnit 5 but requires additional configuration.
• d) Mockito is not designed to work with any unit testing frameworks.

How can Mockito be used in JUnit 5?

• a) By manually creating mock objects using Mockito.mock() method.
• b) By annotating fields with @Mock and initializing using MockitoAnnotations.openMocks() method.
• c) By applying the MockitoExtension and annotating fields with @Mock.
• d) All of the above.

How to use Mockito with JUnit 5 in Spring Boot?

• a) Annotate the class with @ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class).
• b) Use @InjectMocks to inject mock objects into the test class.
• c) Mock the desired dependencies and change their method responses.
• d) All of the above.

Is JUnit 5 compatible with Java?

• a) Yes, JUnit 5 requires Java 8 or higher.
• b) No, JUnit 5 only works with Java 7 or lower.
• c) JUnit 5 is compatible with Java 11 or higher.
• d) JUnit 5 supports all versions of Java.

What is the difference between Mockito and JUnit 5?

• a) JUnit 5 is a testing framework, while Mockito is a mocking framework.
• b) JUnit 5 is used for writing and running tests, whereas Mockito is used for creating mock objects.
• c) Mockito is specifically designed for unit testing, while JUnit 5 is a more general-purpose testing framework.
• d) All of the above.

How to add Mockito to JUnit?

• a) Create an interface for the desired functionality.
• b) Implement a Java class and write test cases for it.
• c) Use Mockito's verification methods to validate the results.
• d) All of the above.

How to mock private methods using Mockito in JUnit 5?

• a) Mockito has direct support for mocking private methods.
• b) Change the access of private methods to protected or package-private for testing.
• c) Refactor the code to avoid private and static methods.
• d) Mocking private methods is not possible with Mockito.

Can Mockito be used without JUnit?

• a) No, Mockito is tightly coupled with JUnit and cannot be used independently.
• b) Yes, Mockito can be used with other testing frameworks like TestNG.
• c) Mockito requires JUnit for its core functionalities.
• d) Mockito is only meant for integration testing and not for standalone usage.

Is Mockito better than JUnit?

• a) Yes, Mockito is superior to JUnit.
• b) No, JUnit is better than Mockito.
• c) Both Mockito and JUnit have their strengths and weaknesses.
• d) It depends on the specific testing requirements and preferences.

What is JUnit 5 compatible with?

• a) JUnit 5 is compatible with Java 8 or higher.
• b) JUnit 5 is compatible with Java 7 or higher.
• c) JUnit 5 can be used with any version of Java.
• d) JUnit 5 is only compatible with Java 9 or higher.