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JUnit Testing Reference

 
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I'm beginning to get involved with JUnit Testing. It looks like a very powerful and useful tool. I was wondering, what would be a good JUnit reference book to add to my library? Website suggestions are also welcome. Thanks.
 
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The JavaRanch Bunkhouse puts JUnit books into this Miscellaneous section. There you'll find reviews of a number of JUnit books. I personally own and enjoyed "JUnit in Action" and "JUnit Recipes", but there are several more excellent books reviewed there.
 
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