### Question:
WarningAndroidLogger extends AbstractAndroidLogger { @Override public void v(String tag, String message, Object... args) { }  @Override void v(String tag, String message, Object... args); @Override void v(Throwable t, String tag, String message, Object... args); @Override void d(String tag, String message, Object... args); @Override void d(Throwable t, String tag, String message, Object... args); @Override void i(String tag, String message, Object... args); @Override void i(Throwable t, String tag, String message, Object... args); @Override void w(String tag, String message, Object... args); @Override void w(Throwable t, String tag, String message, Object... args); @Override void e(String tag, String message, Object... args); @Override void e(Throwable t, String tag, String message, Object... args);  }### Answer:
@Test public void verboseNotLogged() { logger.v(tag, "Hello %s", "World"); assertNotLogged(); }
@Test public void verboseWithThrowableNotLogged() { Throwable t = new Throwable("Test Throwable"); logger.v(t, tag, "Hello %s", "World"); assertNotLogged(); }
@Test public void infoNotLogged() { String expectedTag = "TestTag"; logger.v(expectedTag, "Hello %s", "World"); assertNotLogged(); }