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In this video, we're going to see how we can fail

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tests explicitly using JUnits Assert.Fail mechanism.

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So let's pick up now where we left off.

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So if I remove those,

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and we'll just tell you about another way of being

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able to fail tests as well,

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and that's with the assert.

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fail method.

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So if you purposefully want to fail a test, then

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you can use this method to do it as well.

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And you'd usually give a message as well.

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So again right click Run.

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And now we can see we get this assertion error here.

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So there it is.

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That's how you can explicitly fail the test in JUnit.