To write the source code from junit testcase

package [login to view URL]; import static [login to view URL]; import [login to view URL]; import [login to view URL]; import [login to view URL]; import [login to view URL]; public class CarTest { private Car car; @Before public void initCar() { car = new Car(); } @Test public void shouldDepictTravelTime() { // destination, time (hours) [login to view URL]("Detroit", 3); // note how the first letter of the destination is what the travel log will use to visually represent the destination and number of hours spent travelling assertEquals("DDD", [login to view URL]("Detroit")); [login to view URL]("Chicago", 4); assertEquals("CCCC", [login to view URL]("Chicago")); } @Test public void shouldDepictTravelTimeWithMultipleDestinations() { // note how we now have an overloaded method with source, destination, time (hours) // make sure you don't break previous unit tests! [login to view URL]("", "Detroit", 2); assertEquals("DD", [login to view URL]("Detroit")); [login to view URL]("Detroit", "Chicago", 3); // note how the output is expected to be padded with '.' to represent hours not covered in this "log" assertEquals("DD...", [login to view URL]("Detroit")); assertEquals("DDCCC", [login to view URL]("Chicago")); } @Test public void shouldDepictSegmentOfTravelTime() { [login to view URL]("", "Detroit", 5); [login to view URL]("Detroit", "Chicago", 3); // note how the output is expected to be padded with '.' to represent hours not covered in this "log" // another overloaded method with source, destination assertEquals(".....CCC", [login to view URL]("Detroit", "Chicago")); } @Test(expected=[login to view URL]) public void shouldThrowExceptionForInvalidParamterOrder() { [login to view URL]("", "Detroit", 3); [login to view URL]("Detroit", "Chicago", 4); // this should throw an exception, since we didn't travel from chicago to detroit (we only went from detroit to chicago) [login to view URL]("Chicago", "Detroit"); } } Need to create source code for this.