Best Powermock code snippet using samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode.evilHashCode
Source: EvilHashCode.java
...23 }24 25 @Override26 public int hashCode() {27 return evilHashCode();28 }29 public int evilHashCode() {30 return 3;31 }32}...
evilHashCode
Using AI Code Generation
1public void testEvilHashCode() {2 EvilHashCode e1 = new EvilHashCode(1);3 EvilHashCode e2 = new EvilHashCode(2);4 assertEquals(e1.hashCode(), e2.hashCode());5}6public void testEvilEquals() {7 EvilEquals e1 = new EvilEquals(1);8 EvilEquals e2 = new EvilEquals(2);9 assertEquals(e1, e2);10}11public void testEvilEquals() {12 EvilEquals e1 = new EvilEquals(1);13 EvilEquals e2 = new EvilEquals(2);14 assertEquals(e1, e2);15}16public void testEvilEquals() {17 EvilEquals e1 = new EvilEquals(1);18 EvilEquals e2 = new EvilEquals(2);19 assertEquals(e1, e2);20}21public void testEvilEquals() {22 EvilEquals e1 = new EvilEquals(1);23 EvilEquals e2 = new EvilEquals(2);24 assertEquals(e1, e2);25}26public void testEvilEquals() {27 EvilEquals e1 = new EvilEquals(1);28 EvilEquals e2 = new EvilEquals(2);29 assertEquals(e1, e2);30}31public void testEvilEquals() {32 EvilEquals e1 = new EvilEquals(1);33 EvilEquals e2 = new EvilEquals(2);34 assertEquals(e1, e2);35}36public void testEvilEquals() {
evilHashCode
Using AI Code Generation
1import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode2println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()3import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode4println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()5import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode6println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()7import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode8println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()9import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode10println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()11import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode12println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()13import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode14println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()15import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode16println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()17import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode18println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()19import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode20println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()21import samples.junit4.stackoverflow.EvilHashCode22println new EvilHashCode().evilHashCode()
evilHashCode
Using AI Code Generation
1package samples.junit4.stackoverflow;2import java.util.HashMap;3import java.util.HashSet;4import java.util.Hashtable;5import java.util.IdentityHashMap;6import java.util.LinkedHashMap;7import java.util.LinkedHashSet;8import java.util.Map;9import java.util.Set;10import java.util.TreeMap;11import java.util.TreeSet;12import java.util.WeakHashMap;13import org.junit.Assert;14import org.junit.Test;15public class EvilHashCode {16 public void testHashMap() {17 Map<EvilHashCode, Object> map = new HashMap<EvilHashCode, Object>();18 map.put(this, new Object());19 Assert.assertEquals(1, map.size());20 }21 public void testHashSet() {22 Set<EvilHashCode> set = new HashSet<EvilHashCode>();23 set.add(this);24 Assert.assertEquals(1, set.size());25 }26 public void testHashtable() {27 Map<EvilHashCode, Object> map = new Hashtable<EvilHashCode, Object>();28 map.put(this, new Object());29 Assert.assertEquals(1, map.size());30 }31 public void testIdentityHashMap() {32 Map<EvilHashCode, Object> map = new IdentityHashMap<EvilHashCode, Object>();33 map.put(this, new Object());34 Assert.assertEquals(1, map.size());
evilHashCode
Using AI Code Generation
1public void testHashCode() {2 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();3 assertThat(evilHashCode.hashCode()).isEqualTo(0);4}5package samples.junit4.stackoverflow;6public class EvilHashCode {7 public int hashCode() {8 return 0;9 }10}11package samples.junit4.stackoverflow;12import org.junit.Test;13import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;14public class EvilHashCodeTest {15 public void testEquals() {16 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();17 assertThat(evilHashCode).isEqualTo(evilHashCode);18 }19 public void testHashCode() {20 EvilHashCode evilHashCode = new EvilHashCode();21 assertThat(evilHashCode.hashCode()).isEqualTo(0);22 }23}24package samples.junit4.stackoverflow;25import org.junit.Rule;26import
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