Python cost_to_consume Beispiele

Beispiel #1

def test_problem3_04():
    seq1, seq2 = 'ab', 'b'
    expect = 1
    result = quiz.cost_to_consume(seq1, seq2)
    assert expect == result, "wrong cost_to_consume("+repr(seq1)+","+repr(seq2)+")"

    seq1, seq2 = 'b', 'ab'
    expect = 1
    result = quiz.cost_to_consume(seq1, seq2)
    assert expect == result, "wrong cost_to_consume("+repr(seq1)+","+repr(seq2)+")"

Beispiel #2

def test_problem3_08():
    size = 8
    seq1, seq2, expect = ('a'*size, 'b'*size, size)
    result = quiz.cost_to_consume(seq1, seq2)
    assert expect == result, "wrong cost_to_consume("+repr(seq1)+","+repr(seq2)+")"

Beispiel #3

def test_problem3_07(subcase):
    # Harder cases
    seq1, seq2, expect = subcase
    result = quiz.cost_to_consume(seq1, seq2)
    assert expect == result, "wrong cost_to_consume("+repr(seq1)+","+repr(seq2)+")"

Beispiel #4

def test_problem3_01():
    seq1, seq2 = '', ''
    expect = 0
    result = quiz.cost_to_consume(seq1, seq2)
    assert expect == result, "wrong cost_to_consume("+repr(seq1)+","+repr(seq2)+")"