- Right click your project in Package Explorer > click Properties
- go to Java Build Path > Libraries tab
- click on ‘Add Library’ button
- select JUnit
- click Next.
- select in dropdown button JUnit4 or other new versions.
- click finish.
- Then Ok.
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