More readable test code in BattleTest

src/test/java/edu/ntnu/ericbi/wargames/BattleTest.java

@@ -6,18 +6,20 @@ import junit.framework.TestCase;
 
 public class BattleTest extends TestCase {
     public void testInitiatingBattleWorks() {
-        Army army1 = new Army("Test1");
         Unit superBoss = new Unit("SuperBoss", 10, 10, 10000) {
             public int getAttackBonus() { return 0; }
             public int getResistBonus() { return 100; }
         };
-        army1.add(superBoss);
 
-        Army army2 = new Army("Test2");
         Unit weakling = new Unit("Weakling", 1, 1, 10) {
             public int getAttackBonus() { return 0; }
             public int getResistBonus() { return 0; }
         };
+
+        Army army1 = new Army("Test1");
+        army1.add(superBoss);
+
+        Army army2 = new Army("Test2");
         army2.add(weakling);
 
         try {
@@ -29,18 +31,20 @@ public class BattleTest extends TestCase {
 
 
     public void testSimulateEndsWithCorrectWinner() {
-        Army army1 = new Army("Test1");
         Unit superBoss = new Unit("SuperBoss", 10, 10, 10000) {
             public int getAttackBonus() { return 0; }
             public int getResistBonus() { return 100; }
         };
-        army1.add(superBoss);
 
-        Army army2 = new Army("Test2");
         Unit weakling = new Unit("Weakling", 1, 1, 10) {
             public int getAttackBonus() { return 0; }
             public int getResistBonus() { return 0; }
         };
+
+        Army army1 = new Army("Test1");
+        army1.add(superBoss);
+
+        Army army2 = new Army("Test2");
         army2.add(weakling);
 
         Battle battle = new Battle(army1, army2);