The shortcut to create a test class in Eclipse is Ctrl+Shift+T (or Command+Shift+T on macOS).
This shortcut brings up the "Open Type" dialog, which allows you to search for and open any class in your project. To create a test class, you simply type in the name of the class you want to test, followed by "Test". For example, if you want to create a test class for a class named "MyClass", you would type "MyClassTest" in the dialog box.
Eclipse will then automatically create a test class for you, complete with a basic test method. You can then add your own test methods to the class.
Here are some additional tips for using the shortcut to create test classes in Eclipse:
- Use the "Test" suffix: When you type the name of the class you want to test, make sure to add "Test" to the end of the name. This will ensure that Eclipse creates a test class for you.
- Select the test framework: Eclipse will ask you to select the test framework you want to use. You can choose from a variety of frameworks, including JUnit and TestNG.
- Customize the test class: Once the test class is created, you can customize it by adding your own test methods and assertions.
By using this shortcut, you can quickly and easily create test classes for your Java code in Eclipse.
