How to use EvilHashCode class of samples.junit4.stackoverflow package

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...13 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and14 * limitations under the License.15 */​16package samples.junit4.stackoverflow;17public class EvilHashCode {18 /​/​Required to produce error19 public String s = returnS();20 public String returnS()21 {22 return "s";23 }24 25 @Override26 public int hashCode() {27 return evilHashCode();28 }29 public int evilHashCode() {30 return 3;31 }...

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1import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;2import org.junit.Test;3import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode;4public class EvilHashCodeTest {5 public void testEvilHashCode() {6 EvilHashCode e1 = new EvilHashCode();7 EvilHashCode e2 = new EvilHashCode();8 assertEquals(e1, e2);9 }10}11import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;12import org.junit.Test;13import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode;14public class EvilHashCodeTest {15 public void testEvilHashCode() {16 EvilHashCode e1 = new EvilHashCode();17 EvilHashCode e2 = new EvilHashCode();18 assertEquals(e1, e2);19 }20}21import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;22import org.junit.Test;23import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode;24public class EvilHashCodeTest {25 public void testEvilHashCode() {26 EvilHashCode e1 = new EvilHashCode();27 EvilHashCode e2 = new EvilHashCode();28 assertEquals(e1, e2);29 }30}31import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;32import org.junit.Test;33import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode;34public class EvilHashCodeTest {35 public void testEvilHashCode() {36 EvilHashCode e1 = new EvilHashCode();37 EvilHashCode e2 = new EvilHashCode();38 assertEquals(e1, e2);39 }40}41import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;42import org.junit.Test;43import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode;44public class EvilHashCodeTest {45 public void testEvilHashCode() {46 EvilHashCode e1 = new EvilHashCode();

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1 public class EvilHashCode {2 private int value;3 public EvilHashCode(int value) {4 this.value = value;5 }6 public boolean equals(Object obj) {7 return obj instanceof EvilHashCode && value == ((EvilHashCode) obj).value;8 }9 public int hashCode() {10 return 42;11 }12 }13 public class EvilHashCodeTest {14 public void test() {15 EvilHashCode a = new EvilHashCode(1);16 EvilHashCode b = new EvilHashCode(1);17 assertThat(a, is(b));18 }19 }

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1import org.junit.Test;2import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;3import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotEquals;4public class EvilHashCodeTest {5 public void testEvilHashCode() {6 EvilHashCode e = new EvilHashCode();7 assertEquals(e.hashCode(), e.hashCode());8 assertNotEquals(e, e);9 }10}

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1 public void testEvilHashCode() {2 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();3 assertThat(evilHashCode).isEqualTo(new EvilHashCode());4 assertThat(evilHashCode).isNotEqualTo(new EvilHashCode());5 assertThat(evilHashCode).isNotEqualTo(new EvilHashCode());6 assertThat(evilHashCode).isNotEqualTo(new EvilHashCode());7 }8}

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1public void testEvilHashCode() {2 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();3 EvilHashCodeTest evilHashCodeTest = new EvilHashCodeTest();4 evilHashCodeTest.testEvilHashCode();5}6public void testEvilHashCode() {7 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();8 EvilHashCodeTest evilHashCodeTest = new EvilHashCodeTest();9 evilHashCodeTest.testEvilHashCode();10}11public void testEvilHashCode() {12 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();13 EvilHashCodeTest evilHashCodeTest = new EvilHashCodeTest();14 evilHashCodeTest.testEvilHashCode();15}16public void testEvilHashCode() {17 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();18 EvilHashCodeTest evilHashCodeTest = new EvilHashCodeTest();19 evilHashCodeTest.testEvilHashCode();20}21public void testEvilHashCode() {22 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();23 EvilHashCodeTest evilHashCodeTest = new EvilHashCodeTest();24 evilHashCodeTest.testEvilHashCode();25}26public void testEvilHashCode() {27 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();28 EvilHashCodeTest evilHashCodeTest = new EvilHashCodeTest();29 evilHashCodeTest.testEvilHashCode();30}31public void testEvilHashCode() {32 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();33 EvilHashCodeTest evilHashCodeTest = new EvilHashCodeTest();34 evilHashCodeTest.testEvilHashCode();35}

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1import java.util.HashMap;2import java.util.HashSet;3import java.util.Map;4import java.util.Set;5import java.util.TreeMap;6import java.util.TreeSet;7import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode;8public class EvilHashCodeDemo {9 public static void main(String[] args) {10 EvilHashCode original = new EvilHashCode("original");11 System.out.println("original = " + original);12 System.out.println("original.hashCode() = " + original.hashCode());13 System.out.println("original.equals(original) = " + original.equals(original));14 System.out.println("original.equals(new EvilHashCode(\"original\")) = " + original.equals(new EvilHashCode("original")));15 System.out.println("original.equals(new EvilHashCode(\"original\", 1)) = " + original.equals(new EvilHashCode("original", 1)));16 System.out.println("original.equals(new EvilHashCode(\"original\", 2)) = " + original.equals(new EvilHashCode("original", 2)));17 System.out.println("original.equals(new EvilHashCode(\"original\", 3)) = " + original.equals(new EvilHashCode("original", 3)));18 System.out.println("original.equals(new EvilHashCode(\"original\", 4)) = " + original.equals(new EvilHashCode("original", 4)));19 System.out.println("original.equals(new EvilHashCode(\"original\", 5)) = "

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