Python get_number_same_as_index Examples

Example #1

File: test_integer_identical_to_index.py Project: wanghia/The-DataStructure-and-Algorithms

def test7():
    assert get_number_same_as_index([]) == -1

Example #2

File: test_integer_identical_to_index.py Project: wanghia/The-DataStructure-and-Algorithms

def test2():
    numbers = [0, 1, 3, 5, 6]
    expected = 0
    assert get_number_same_as_index(numbers) == expected

Example #3

File: test_integer_identical_to_index.py Project: wanghia/The-DataStructure-and-Algorithms

def test6():
    numbers = [10]
    expected = -1
    assert get_number_same_as_index(numbers) == expected

Example #4

File: test_integer_identical_to_index.py Project: wanghia/The-DataStructure-and-Algorithms

def test1():
    numbers = [-3, -1, 1, 3, 5]
    expected = 3
    assert get_number_same_as_index(numbers) == expected

Example #5

File: test_integer_identical_to_index.py Project: wanghia/The-DataStructure-and-Algorithms

def test5():
    numbers = [0]
    expected = 0
    assert get_number_same_as_index(numbers) == expected

Example #6

File: test_integer_identical_to_index.py Project: wanghia/The-DataStructure-and-Algorithms

def test4():
    numbers = [-1, 0, 1, 2, 5]
    expected = -1
    assert get_number_same_as_index(numbers) == expected

Example #7

File: test_integer_identical_to_index.py Project: wanghia/The-DataStructure-and-Algorithms

def test3():
    numbers = [-1, 0, 1, 2, 4]
    expected = 4
    assert get_number_same_as_index(numbers) == expected