MockUnitInt

MockUnitInt

The MockUnitInt interface extends MockUnit<Integer>.

public interface `MockUnitInt` extends MockUnit<Integer>

This means that it "inherits" all the methods from MockUnit<Integer>.

The easiest way to obtain a MockUnitInt is to call the ints() method from MockNeat or to call the mapToInt() method documented above on an existing MockUnit<T>.

Example:

MockUnitInt mockUnitInt = mock.ints();

Additionally it has some methods of it's own.

The intStream() method

Returns an IntStream instead of a Stream<Integer>.

arrayPrimitve()

Can be used to create an primitive array of int[].

For example, to create an array of random integers, with values between [1000, 2000), a with a length of 100:

int[] array = mock.ints()
                  .range(1000, 200)
                  .arrayPrimitive(100)
                  .val();

array()

Can be used to create an array of Integer[].

To create an array of random Integers, with values between [1000, 2000), with a length of 100:

Integer[] array = mock.ints()
                      .range(1000, 2000)
                      .array(100)
                      .val();