class TestAccount:
def setup_class(self):
self.account1 = Account(1)
self.account2 = Account(2)
def teardown_class(self):
pass
def test_check_balance(self):
assert self.account1.check_balance() == 0
assert self.account2.check_balance() == 0
def test_deposit(self):
self.account1.deposit(200)
assert self.account1.check_balance() == 200
def test_withdraw(self):
self.account1.withdraw(150)
assert self.account1.check_balance() == 50
def test_withdraw_limit(self):
assert self.account1.withdraw(250) == False
def test_transfer(self):
self.account1.deposit(150)
self.account1.transfer(self.account2, 50)
assert self.account2.check_balance() == 50
def test_withdrawal_appended_to_transactions():
"""The withdraw instance is appended to transactions"""
account = Account()
account.deposit(-300)
account.withdraw(80)
account.withdraw(120)
# all of the withdraw instances or 'transactions' should be in Account(object)
data = ast.literal_eval(repr(account.transactions))
assert account.get_balance() == sum(row[0] for row in data)
def test_withdrawal_converted_to_negative():
"""
Given a positive amount argument for deposit, the amount value is converted
to negative.
"""
account = Account()
amount = 80
account.withdraw(amount)
assert account.get_balance() == -80
def test_account_balance_series_of_transactions():
"""
Given some transaction instances, the balance should be the sum total
of all transacation instances
"""
acc = Account()
acc.deposit(100)
acc.withdraw(90)
acc.deposit(10)
data = ast.literal_eval(repr(acc.transactions))
assert sum(row[0] for row in data) == 20
def test_withdraw_adds_one_withdraw_transactions(self, mock_transaction_constructor, mock_date):
mock_transaction = mock_transaction_constructor.return_value
mock_date.today.return_value = date(2012, 1, 14)
mock_transaction_history = Mock()
account = Account(transaction_history=mock_transaction_history)
account.withdraw(500)
mock_transaction_constructor.assert_called_with(500, date(2012, 1, 14))
mock_transaction_history.add.assert_called_with(mock_transaction)
"9.quit\n")
ans = input("do you want to input another Customer y/n ?")
if ans == 'y':
firstname = input("please input the firstname")
lastname = input("please input the lastname")
account = input("please input the account")
names.append(namelist)
else:
break
money = 0
balance = int(money)
Balance = Account(balance)
while True:
j = int(input("how much do you want withdraw?"))
Balance.withdraw(j)
if Balance.getBalance(balance) < 0:
print("not enough money")
Balance.deposit(j)
continue
else:
print(Balance.getBalance(balance), "$")
break
while True:
j = input("")
if j == "1":
print(customer.account())
break
if j == "2":