Python add Examples

Example #1

def test_add():
    """Test first function"""
    assert math_func.add(7,3) == 10
    """assert function providing desired result"""
    # assert math_func.add(7,3)==9 for testing errors
    assert math_func.add(7) == 9
    assert math_func.add(5) == 7

Example #2

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    result = math_func.add('hello', 'world')
    assert result == 'helloworld'
    assert type(result) is str
    assert 'helo' not in result
    result = math_func.add(10.5,25.5)
    assert result == 36

Example #3

def test_add():
    """pytest test_math_func.py -v -s"""
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    assert math_func.add(7) == 9
    assert math_func.add(5) == 7

    print("------------- testing print ====================")
    print("------------- testing print ====================")
    print("------------- testing print ====================")
    print("------------- testing print ====================")

Example #4

def test_add_strings():
    result = math_func.add('Hello', 'World')
    assert type(result) is str
    assert "hello" not in result


# import unittest
# import math
#
# class TestMath(unittest.TestCase):
#
#     def test_add(self):
#         self.assertEqual(math.add(5, 7), 12)
#         self.assertEqual(math.add(5), 9)
#         self.assertEqual(math.add(), 5)
#
# if __name__ == '__main__':
#     unittest.main()

Example #5

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10 # assert means that you want to check if this code is returning a certain result
    assert math_func.add(7) == 9
    assert math_func.add(5) == 7

Example #6

File: test_run_math_func.py Project: youkaede77/Data-Structure-and-Algorithm

def main():
    print("*" * 20)
    print(add(1, 2))

Example #7

File: test_math_func.py Project: leslie-alldridge/ptest-unit-testing

def test_add2(num1, num2, result):
    assert math_func.add(num1, num2) == result

Example #8

def test_add_float():
    result = add(1.8, 1.9)
    assert result == 3.7

Example #9

def test_add_strings():
    result = math_func.add('Hello', ' World')
    assert result == "Hello World"
    assert type(result) is str
    assert "Heldlo" not in result

Example #10

 def test_add(self):
     self.assertEqual(add(3, 7), 10)

Example #11

File: test_math_func.py Project: mwarszczynski/BackEnd

def test_add(num1, num2, expected):
    assert math_func.add(num1, num2) == expected

Example #12

File: func.py Project: muhammed-salman/python-stuff

import math_func as m
from exp import Dog

print("Addition=" + str(m.add(2, 5)))
print("Subtraction=" + str(m.sub(2, 5)))
d = Dog('scooby', 'dog', 'scooby dooby doo', 'bone')
print(d.bark.__doc__)

Example #13

File: test_string_math.py Project: mishondrakis/Python-

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    assert math_func.add(8) == 107
    assert math_func.add(5, 5) == 10

Example #14

File: test_string_math.py Project: mishondrakis/Python-

def test_add_strings():
    result = math_func.add('Hello ', 'Mihail')
    assert result == 'Hello Mihail'
    assert type(result) == str
    assert 'Heljs' not in result

Example #15

File: test_math_func.py Project: TheMrinalSinha/testing

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    assert math_func.add(7, 1) == 8
    assert math_func.add(7) == 9

Example #16

File: test_math_func.py Project: frankjam/Python-tests

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    assert math_func.add(-1, 2) == 0
    assert math_func.add(0, 0) == 0

Example #17

def test_add_int():
    assert add(7, 3) == 10
    assert add(10) == 12
    print(add(7, 3), "--------------------------------------------")

Example #18

File: test_math_func.py Project: Dhruvilshah007/Unit-Testing-With-Pytest

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    assert math_func.add(7) == 9
    assert math_func.add(5) == 7
    print(math_func.add(7, 3), '------------------------------------')

Example #19

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    assert math_func.add(5, 2) == 7
    assert math_func.add(3) == 5

Example #20

File: test_math_func.py Project: Dhruvilshah007/Unit-Testing-With-Pytest

def test_add_string():
    result = math_func.add('hello', ' world')
    assert result == 'hello world'
    assert type(result) is str
    assert 'hello' in result

Example #21

File: main.py Project: wchang28/pytest-example

''' entry point '''
import math_func

print(math_func.add(2, 5))
print(math_func.product(2, 5))

pass

Example #22

def test_add_int2():
    assert add(7, 5) == 12
    assert add(10) == 12
    assert add(0) == 2
    assert add(5, 10) < 20

Example #23

File: test_math_func.py Project: jyotsnagithub1008/Automation100

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    assert math_func.add(5) == 7

Example #24

File: test_math_func.py Project: fuzzygwalchmei/scratchingPost

def test_add2():
    assert math_func.add("test", "func") == "testfunc"

Example #25

File: add.py Project: smadala/IIIT-PG11

import math_func		# imports the math_func.py module

print dir(math_func)

print math_func.add(2,3)

print math_func.sub(2,3)

print math_func.mul(2,3)

print math_func.div(27,3)

Example #26

File: test_math_func.py Project: leslie-alldridge/ptest-unit-testing

def test_add_string():
    result = math_func.add('Hello', ' World')
    assert result == 'Hello World'
    assert type(result) is str
    assert 'Heldo' not in result

Example #27

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    """assert function providing desired result for function add in math function"""
    # assert math_func.add(7,3)==9 for testing errors
    assert math_func.add(7) == 9
    assert math_func.add(5) == 7

Example #28

File: test_math_func.py Project: sketchergit/GitTest

def test_math_func():
    assert math_func.add(7, 3) == 10
    assert math_func.add((7)) == 9

Example #29

def test_add_string():
    result = add('Hello', ' World')
    assert result == 'Hello World'
    assert type(result) is str
    assert 'dfd' not in result

Example #30

def test_add(x, y, result):
    assert math_func.add(x,y) == result

Example #31

def test_add():
    assert math_func.add(1,2) == 3