Notes on JUnit @After Annotation

Notes on JUnit @After Annotation:

• All methods marked with @After are executed
• The method named tearDown executes even if it's not marked as @After
• @After annotation is not inheritable so you need to add @After if you override the annotated method
• Remember to call super.tearDown if you override tearDown in you class
• For class hierarchies it is best to use different clean-up methods with different names, marked with @After, so they're all called automatically and you won't accidentally override them.