lol java

import static org.junit.Assert.fail;

Please stop posting

what's that static doing there?

also, assert not being part of javas default libs is nothing to lol about.

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what's that static doing there?

It's an import of the static method fail(). A non-static import can only be done on classes, not methods. (Importing a non-static method is meaningless.)

also, assert not being part of javas default libs is nothing to lol about.

assert is actually a language keyword in Java. JUnit just provides some more elaborate assert mechanisms.

Both static imports and the assert keyword have been a part of Java since at least Java 5.

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