JUnit and suites

[Tim]

How does using suites make things easier than creating a bunch of
methods whose names start with "test".
Don't they all get executed that way too?

 

[Adam Jenkins]

How does using suites make things easier than creating a bunch of
methods whose names start with "test".
Don't they all get executed that way too?

You always create a suite, it's just that there is a default way to
create a suite, which just executes all the test* methods in a TestCase
class in the order that it encounters them. If you want to control the
order in which they're executed, or only execute some of them, or
implement any other custom way of executing the test* methods, you
create your own suite instead.