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When i do the program the day before yesterday.
I find a question like this:
“This Method Has a Constructor Name” Warning in Eclipse.
The reason may be that I give a method the same name with the class.
class Sign{
public String Sign(int score){
...
}
}
The answer from the forum like this:
If you get annoyed when Eclipse alerts you about your unit tests that “This method has a constructor name”, you can set it to ignore these warnings in Window / Preferences / Java / Compiler / Error/Warnings - set “Methods with a Constructor Name” to “Ignore”.
It’s generally a bad idea to switch off warnings but in this case I think the JUnit syntax is confusing Eclipse so it’s easier to just switch them off.
I find a question like this:
“This Method Has a Constructor Name” Warning in Eclipse.
The reason may be that I give a method the same name with the class.
class Sign{
public String Sign(int score){
...
}
}
The answer from the forum like this:
If you get annoyed when Eclipse alerts you about your unit tests that “This method has a constructor name”, you can set it to ignore these warnings in Window / Preferences / Java / Compiler / Error/Warnings - set “Methods with a Constructor Name” to “Ignore”.
It’s generally a bad idea to switch off warnings but in this case I think the JUnit syntax is confusing Eclipse so it’s easier to just switch them off.
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