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					<p>Testing</p>
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					<p>JUnitParams: JUnit Parameterized Tests</p>
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					<p>Using JUnitParams allows for the inclusion of tests running with multiple sets of parameters. A class utilizing 
					JUnitParams will specify @RunWith(JUnitParamsRunner.class) above the class declaration. To indicate that a test will 
					be using sets of parameters, include the annotation: @Parameters(method = "nameOfMethodContainingParameters").</p>
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					<p>The test method signature includes the order of the parameters that it will be receiving; it will run with 
					each set of parameters provided to it. The method containing the sets of parameters to be sent to the test method is 
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