CurrencyTest.java

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package java.util;

import junit.framework.Test;
import junit.framework.TestSuite;

public class CurrencyTest extends junit.framework.TestCase {
    // Regression test to ensure that Currency.getSymbol(Locale) returns the
    // currency code if ICU doesn't have a localization of the symbol. The
    // harmony Currency tests don't test this, and their DecimalFormat tests
    // only test it as a side-effect, and in a way that only detected my
    // specific mistake of returning null (returning "stinky" would have
    // passed).
    public void test_getSymbol_fallback() throws Exception {
        // This assumes that AED never becomes a currency important enough to
        // Canada that Canadians give it a localized (to Canada) symbol.
        assertEquals("AED", Currency.getInstance("AED").getSymbol(Locale.CANADA));
    }
}