def test_most_used_character(self):
self.assertEqual(None, word_processor.most_used_character(''))
self.assertEqual(
'e',
word_processor.most_used_character(
'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?'
))
def test_most_letter(self):
output = StringIO()
sys.stdout = output
popular_char = word_processor.most_used_character('These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?')
self.assertEqual("e",popular_char)
def test_most_used_letters(self):
text = "These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?"
letters_count = {
'a': 5,
'b': 1,
'c': 0,
'd': 3,
'e': 11,
'f': 0,
'g': 1,
'h': 2,
'i': 5,
'j': 0,
'k': 0,
'l': 0,
'm': 2,
'n': 6,
'o': 3,
'p': 0,
'q': 0,
'r': 3,
's': 6,
't': 7,
'u': 3,
'v': 1,
'w': 0,
'x': 0,
'y': 2,
'z': 0
}
self.assertEqual('e', word_processor.most_used_character(text))
def test_most_used_character(self):
"""
This function makes sure that it displays the letter that has been used the most in a list.
"""
words = word_processor.most_used_character(
'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?'
)
self.assertEqual('e', words)
def test_1_char_most_used(self):
results = word_processor.most_used_character('a')
expected = 'a'
self.assertEqual(results,expected)
def test_most_used_character(self):
most_used_char = word_processor.most_used_character(text)
self.assertEqual("a", most_used_char)
self.assertEqual(None,word_processor.most_used_character(""))
def test_step5_most_used_empty(self):
popular_char = word_processor.most_used_character('')
self.assertIsNone(popular_char)
def test_step5_most_used_2(self):
popular_char = word_processor.most_used_character(
'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?'
)
self.assertEqual('e', popular_char)
def test_step5_most_used_1(self):
popular_char = word_processor.most_used_character('a')
self.assertEqual('a', popular_char)
def test_most_used_character(self):
results = word_processor.most_used_character(
'Hello; How, you doing? Its been long.')
self.assertEqual('o', results)
def test_Reduce_to_highest_occurrence(self):
popular_char = word_processor.most_used_character(
'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?'
)
self.assertEqual('e', popular_char)
def test_most_used_character_empty(self):
self.assertEqual(most_used_character(""), None)
def test_most_used_character_digit(self):
self.assertEqual(most_used_character(123), -1)
def test_most_used_character(self):
self.assertEqual(most_used_character("Long but longer"), "l")
def test_most_used(self):
results = word_processor.most_used_character('These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?')
expected = 'e'
self.assertEqual(results,expected)
def test_most_used_character(self):
text = "these are indeed interesting an obvious understatement times what say you"
result = 'e'
self.assertEqual(word_processor.most_used_character(text), result)
def test_most_used_empty(self):
results = word_processor.most_used_character('')
self.assertIsNone(results)
def test_highest_occurence(self):
"""tests that the function returns the most frequently occuring letter in a string"""
result = word_processor.most_used_character(
"once a lifetime twice a day")
expect = 'e'
self.assertEqual(expect, result)
