Engineering, 29.01.2021 17:20 clgnwekgklqwejg8619

Software Engineering I have an idea of how to create a simple Message class with the following features:
It should reside in the package message.
It should contain a private field that holds a message of type String
It should have a public constructor that takes a message of type String and assigns it to the message field
It should override the toString method to print the contents of the message field
However, I cannot remember how to create a JUnit Test case for my message class. I need to create a test case that requires the following:
It should reside in the package message.
It should test at least two different Message objects to see if their toString methods return the correct value.

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