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One of the methods i have returns a double. When testing this method as part of my jUnit, i noticed the following oddity:
String a = "someString";
String b = "someDifferentString";
double result = c.getScore(a, b, true);
System.out.println(result); // prints 0.0
assert (result > 0.0); // Test passes
So .. I ask you, how can 0.0 be more then 0.0? Why does result > 0.0 evaluates to true?
assert is a Java keyword. You need
assertTrue(result > 0.0)