Example #1
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def test_playgame_input_verify():
    game = board()
    computer = ai()
    play = playgame(game, computer)
    #input too short
    assert_equal(play.verify_input('13, 13'), False)
    #check if it handles correct input correctly. Note:, function subtracts 1 from user input.
    assert_equal(play.verify_input('10, 10, v'), [9, 9, 'v'])
    #input not in right format ie no number in first place
    assert_equal(play.verify_input('v, 13, 13'), False)
    assert_equal(play.verify_input('13, v, 13'), False)
    #wrong char for verticle/horizontal
    assert_equal(play.verify_input('13, 13, b'), False)
    #input too large or negative
    assert_equal(play.verify_input('%d, 1, v' % (game.X_AXIS+1)), False)
    assert_equal(play.verify_input('1, %d, v' % (game.Y_AXIS+1)), False)
    assert_equal(play.verify_input('0, 0, v'), False)
    assert_equal(play.verify_input('-1, -5, v'), False)
Example #2
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def test_battleship_battle_horizontal():
    #!this test can be nicely optimized with loops!
    #write same test except for verticle ship
    #also check if other squares dont become hit or sunk.
    game = board()
    computer = ai()
    play = playgame(game, computer)
    ships = []
    #this test places a horizontal ship at 0, 0 and creates and object 
    #quite manually
    ships.append(fourSquareShip(0, 0, 'horizontal'))
    #adds one horizontal ship and 1 verticle object
    ships.append(fourSquareShip(15, 7, 'horizontal'))
    ships.append(threeSquareShip(2, 5, 'verticle'))
    #adds above ships to map, manually
    for i in range(5, 8):
        game.p_map[2][i] = 1
    for i in range(15, 19):
        game.p_map[i][7] = 1
    for i in range(0, 4):
        game.p_map[i][0] = 1

    #this quickly checks if there's a ship at 0, 0
    assert_equal(game.p_map[0][0], 1)
    assert_equal(ships[0].getHealth(), 4)
    #this hits the 4 square ship with 3 hits and checks it's health
    ships = game.battle(0, 0, True, ships)
    #health check
    assert_equal(ships[0].getHealth(), 3)
    #hit, etc.
    ships = game.battle(1, 0, True, ships)
    assert_equal(ships[0].getHealth(), 2)
    ships = game.battle(2, 0, True, ships)
    assert_equal(ships[0].getHealth(), 1)
    #this checks if hit squares turned from 1 (ship) to 3 (hit)
    for i in [0, 1, 2]:
        assert_equal(game.p_map[i][0], 3)

    #hits ship 4th time, sinks it
    ships = game.battle(3, 0, True, ships)
   # assert_equal(game.p_map[3][0], 4)
    #ship hp should be 0
    assert_equal(ships[0].getHealth(), 0)
    #next code checks if battle sub functions marked ship as sunk
    for i in range(0, 4):        
        assert_equal(game.p_map[i][0], 4)
    #check 2nd 4square ship
    for i in range(15, 19):
        assert_equal(game.p_map[i][7], 1)
    #check 1st 3square ship
    for i in range(5, 8):
        assert_equal(game.p_map[2][i], 1)
    
    #Now we will sink the verticle ship
    ships = game.battle(2, 5, True, ships)
    assert_equal(game.p_map[2][5], 3)
    assert_equal(ships[2].getHealth(), 2)
    ships = game.battle(2, 6, True, ships)
    assert_equal(game.p_map[2][6], 3)
    assert_equal(ships[2].getHealth(), 1)    
    ships = game.battle(2, 7, True, ships)
    assert_equal(game.p_map[2][5], 4)

    #now we sink the other horizontal ship
    ships = game.battle(15, 7, True, ships)
    ships = game.battle(16, 7, True, ships)
    assert_equal(game.p_map[15][7], 3)
    assert_equal(game.p_map[16][7], 3)
    assert_equal(ships[1].getHealth(), 2)
    ships = game.battle(17, 7, True, ships)
    ships = game.battle(18, 7, True, ships)
    assert_equal(ships[1].getHealth(), 0)
    for i in range(15, 19):
        assert_equal(game.p_map[i][7], 4)