def test_add_card2(
self): #checks if function works with empty list and add card
player1 = Player("ziv", 5000, 4)
player1.playercards = []
card1 = Card(4, "Heart")
player1.addCard(card1)
self.assertTrue(len(player1.playercards) == 1)
def test_add_card3(self): #checks if function works with valid list
player1 = Player("ziv", 5000, 4)
player1.playercards = []
card1 = Card(4, "Heart")
player1.playercards.append(card1)
card2 = Card(7, "Heart")
player1.addCard(card2)
self.assertTrue(len(player1.playercards) == 2)
def test_get_card3(self):
player1 = Player("ziv", 5000, 4)
player1.playercards = []
for i in range(4):
card1 = Card(4, "Heart")
player1.playercards.append(card1)
player1.getCard()
self.assertTrue(len(player1.playercards) == 3)
def test_add_card5(
self): #checks that function not insert the same card twice
player1 = Player("ziv", 5000, 4)
player1.playercards = []
card1 = Card(4, "Heart")
player1.playercards.append(card1)
player1.addCard(card1)
self.assertTrue(len(player1.playercards) == 1)
def test_get_card2(
self
): #checks that the function not work with more than 5 cards list
player1 = Player("ziv", 5000, 4)
player1.playercards = []
for i in range(6):
card1 = Card(4, "Heart")
player1.playercards.append(card1)
player1.getCard()
self.assertTrue(len(player1.playercards) == 6)
def test_get_card(
self): #checks that the function not work with empty list
player1 = Player("ziv", 5000, 4)
player1.playercards = []
player1.getCard()
self.assertTrue(len(player1.playercards) == 0)