3 ms·The "ceremony" is just the for loop and the t.Run( ... ) call. Everything else you'd need to do in Java too.by kitd 3y agoThe "ceremony" is just the for loop and the t.Run( ... ) call. Everything else you'd need to do in Java too.DarkNova6 3y agoDecidedly no. Unless you don’t know how to use JUnit. See my example below.kitd 3y agoSo where does the testSplitArguments method come from?