Parameterized tests let you run the same test many times with different inputs. This skill shows how to use JUnit 5 annotations like @ValueSource, @CsvSource, and @MethodSource. You can test many cases without writing separate methods for each one.
Java developers use these patterns for data-driven testing and boundary analysis. Instead of repeating code, you write one test that handles many values. This makes your tests shorter and easier to maintain.
You will learn how to set up dependencies, choose the right data source, and create readable display names. The examples cover simple values, tabular data, complex objects, and enum values.
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