Another argument for suffix - at least in english language:
A class usually represents a noun, it is a model of a concept. An instance of one of your tests would be a 'MyClass test'. In contrast, a method would model some kind of action, like 'test [the] calculate [method]'.
Because of this, I'd always use the 'suffix' for test classes and the prefix for test methods:
A class usually represents a noun, it is a model of a concept. An instance of one of your tests would be a 'MyClass test'. In contrast, a method would model some kind of action, like 'test [the] calculate [method]'.
Because of this, I'd always use the 'suffix' for test classes and the prefix for test methods:
the MyClass test --> MyClassTest
test the calculate method --> testCalculate()http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3146821/naming-convention-junit-suffix-or-prefix-test
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