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Now that we have written our first test we can try to execute it.

And there are multiple ways of doing this.

The first one that I want to show you is to open the common line and we want to make sure to be at the

root of the project.

So in this case I can type S.D. dot dot slash to get there and then we can type flatter fast.

And what this does is to find and run all the fires that end with underscore test inside the test folder.

So it is very important that we name all the test files with underscore test.

Otherwise they will not be executed.

And now we can run this common and the tests are run and as we can see we get a little report telling

us that all the tests at passed.

So it's good to know that we can do this from the common line but if we prefer we can also run the tests

on a given file or e-mail around one single test at the time and we can do that by clicking on this

icon next to each test on Android Studio which gives us an option to run or debug the selected test

and we can also run all the tests in the current file by selecting this option next to the main method.

So let's do this.

And then there I was still you can start the tests.

And as we can see our test is green which means that it has passed.

And by the way you have similar options to run the tests manually on visuals through your code.

OK.

So let's continue on the next video.