def test_longer_than(self):
self.assertEqual(
['interesting', 'understatement'],
word_processor.words_longer_than(
10,
'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?'
))
def test_longer_than(self):
output = StringIO()
sys.stdout = output
words_longer = word_processor.words_longer_than(10,'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?')
self.assertEqual(['interesting','understatement'],words_longer)
def test_words_longer_than(self):
"""
This function makes sure that it only returns a list of words in the text that is longer than 10
"""
words = word_processor.words_longer_than(
10,
'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?'
)
self.assertEqual(['interesting', 'understatement'], words)
def test_step2_filter_words_2(self):
words = word_processor.words_longer_than(
100,
'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?'
)
self.assertEqual([], words)
def test_word_longer_than(self):
text = "these are indeed interesting an obvious understatement times what say you"
result = ['interesting', 'understatement']
self.assertEqual(word_processor.words_longer_than(10, text), result)
def test_words_longer_than(self):
results = word_processor.words_longer_than(
4, 'Hello; How, you doing? Its been long.')
self.assertEqual(['hello', 'doing'], results)
def test_words_longer_than(self):
words = "These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?"
self.assertTrue(word_processor.words_longer_than(4, "words"), True)
def test_words_longer_than(self):
result= word_processor.words_longer_than(7 ,'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?')
self.assertTrue(result, "['interesting', 'understatement']")
def test_words_longer_than_str(self):
self.assertEqual(words_longer_than(4, 123), -1)
def test_words_longer_than_digit(self):
self.assertEqual(words_longer_than("", "nickelback -Here And Now"), -1)
def test_words_longer_than(self):
self.assertEqual(words_longer_than(5, "nickelback -Here And Now"),
['nickelback'])
def test_return_words_over_length(self):
"""tests that the word_longer_than function returns words that are longer than the given length"""
result = word_processor.words_longer_than(
6, "once a lifetime twice a day")
expect = ['lifetime']
self.assertEqual(expect, result)
def test_words_longer_than(self):
result = word_processor.words_longer_than(7, '')
self.assertTrue(result, "['interesting', 'understatement']")
def test_words_longer_than(self):
number = word_processor.words_longer_than(5,text)
self.assertEqual(number,['Facing', 'greatest', 'marshmallow'])
number = word_processor.words_longer_than(0,text)
self.assertEqual(number, ['Facing', 'his', 'greatest', 'fear', 'he', 'ate','his', 'first', 'marshmallow'])
def test_words_longer_than_digit(self):
self.assertEqual(words_longer_than(12, ""), [])
def test_filter_words(self):
results = word_processor.words_longer_than(10,'These are indeed interesting, an obvious understatement, times. What say you?')
expected = ['interesting', 'understatement']
self.assertEqual(results,expected)
def test_step2(self):
self.assertEqual(
word_processor.words_longer_than(4, "Hello my name is TRON"),
["hello"])