There are 2 ways to fix this error depending on the junit version you are using.
1. If you are using Junit 4.X, you need to have the following import statement
import static
org.unit.Assert.*
This Assert class contains the set of assertion methods
useful for writing tests.
For ex it has assertArrayEquals(), assertEquals(),
assertFalse(), assertTrue() etc.
All these static methods can be referenced with out prefix in the code.
All these static methods can be referenced with out prefix in the code.
Please refer to the below link for more info on static
class.
2. If you are using Junit 3.X , you need to import junit.framework.TestCase
and your
test class should extend the TestCase. By extending the junit.framework.TestCase,
It inherits junit.framework.Assert default and your test class will have the access
to the Assertion methods.
It inherits junit.framework.Assert default and your test class will have the access
to the Assertion methods.