Python Add Examples

Example #1

 def test_method_parses_delim_within_brackets(self):
     result = calculator.Add('//[-]\n1-2-3')
     self.assertEqual(result, 6)

Example #2

 def test_multiple_delims_in_same_input_are_supported(self):
     result = calculator.Add("1\n2,3")
     self.assertEqual(result, 6)

Example #3

 def test_method_parses_delim_specified_explicitly(self):
     result = calculator.Add('//;\n1;2')
     self.assertEqual(result, 3)

Example #4

 def test_numbers_greater_than_1000_are_ignored(self):
     result = calculator.Add("2,1001")
     self.assertEqual(result, 2)

Example #5

 def test_newlines_delim_is_supported(self):
     result = calculator.Add("2\n3\n\n4")
     self.assertEqual(result, 9)

Example #6

 def test_method_takes_0_numbers(self):
     result = calculator.Add("")
     self.assertEqual(result, 0)

Example #7

File: calculatorTests.py Project: RenoTechnologyAcademy/CIS104-2019-Spring-1

 def testAddTests(self):
     self.assertEqual(calculator.Add(3, 6), 9)

Example #8

File: test.py Project: vincent2303/stringCalculator

 def test_emptyString(self):
     self.assertEqual(calculator.Add(""), 0)

Example #9

File: test.py Project: vincent2303/stringCalculator

 def test_lengthOneString(self):
     self.assertEqual(calculator.Add("3"), 3)

Example #10

File: test.py Project: vincent2303/stringCalculator

 def test_customDelimeter(self):
     self.assertEqual(calculator.Add("//;\n5;2;3;2;1"), 13)

Example #11

File: test.py Project: vincent2303/stringCalculator

 def test_negativeNumbers(self):
     calculator.Add("//;\n5;-2;0")

Example #12

File: test.py Project: vincent2303/stringCalculator

 def test_stringWithNewLines(self):
     self.assertEqual(calculator.Add("5\n2,3,2\n1"), 13)

Example #13

File: test.py Project: vincent2303/stringCalculator

 def test_lengthFiveString(self):
     self.assertEqual(calculator.Add("1,1,3,4,6"), 15)

Example #14

File: test.py Project: vincent2303/stringCalculator

 def test_lengthTwoString(self):
     self.assertEqual(calculator.Add("1,4"), 5)

Example #15

 def test_method_parses_multiple_delims_within_brackets(self):
     result = calculator.Add('//[-][%]\n1-2%3')
     self.assertEqual(result, 6)

Example #16

File: program6.py Project: fruxc/Python

import calculator
 
x = float(input("Enter first number: "))
y = float(input("Enter second number: "))
 
while True:
	print("Select one of the operations \n1.Addition \n2.Subtract \n3.Multiplication \n4.Division \n5.Mod \n6.Exit")
	select = int(input(" "))
 
	if(select == 1):
        print(calculator.Add(x, y))
    	
	elif(select == 2):
        print(calculator.Sub(x, y))
    	
	elif(select == 3):
        print(calculator.Mul(x, y))
    	
	elif(select == 4):
       print(calculator.Div(x, y))
 
	elif(select == 5):
        print(calculator.Mod(x, y))
    	
	elif(select == 6):
    	break
	else:
        print("Invalid input")
 

Example #17

 def test_method_throws_exception_with_negative_numbers(self):
     with self.assertRaises(NegativeNumberException):
         calculator.Add('1,-1,2')

Example #18

 def test_method_takes_1_number(self):
     result = calculator.Add("1")
     self.assertEqual(result, 1)

Example #19

 def add_Func(self):
     res = calculator.Add(20, 8)
     self.assertEqual(28, res)

Example #20

File: testCalc.py Project: mikayelgabrielyan/ITC-9

 def test_sum(self):
     self.assertEqual(5, calculator.Add(3,2))
     self.assertEqual(5, calculator.Add(3.5,1.5))