def test_rand(self):
from random import randint
names = [["Frank", "Underwood"], ["Claire", "Underwood"],
["Douglas", '"Doug"', "Stamper"], ["Zoe", "Barnes"],
["Peter", "Russo"], ["Remy", "Danton"],
["Former", "President", "Garrett", "Walker"]]
cities = [
"New York City", "Los Angeles", "Chicago", "Houston",
"Philadelphia", "Detroit"
]
states = [
"New York", "California", "Illinois", "Texas", "Pennsylvania",
"Michigan"
]
sol = lambda name, city, state: "Hello, " + " ".join(
name) + "! Welcome to " + city + ", " + state + "!"
for _ in range(40):
name = names[randint(0, len(names) - 1)]
location = randint(0, len(cities) - 1)
city = cities[location]
state = states[location]
Test.it("Testing for " + " ".join(name) + " in " + city + ", " +
state)
self.assertEqual(say_hello(name, city, state),
sol(name, city, state),
"It should work for random inputs too")
def test_basic_tests():
out = 'Hello, John Smith! Welcome to Phoenix, Arizona!'
assert say_hello(['John', 'Smith'], 'Phoenix', 'Arizona') == out
out = 'Hello, Franklin Delano Roosevelt! Welcome to Chicago, Illinois!'
assert say_hello(['Franklin', 'Delano', 'Roosevelt'], 'Chicago',
'Illinois') == out
out = 'Hello, Wallace Russel Osbourne! Welcome to Albany, New York!'
assert say_hello(['Wallace', 'Russel', 'Osbourne'], 'Albany', 'New York') \
== out
out = 'Hello, Lupin the Third! Welcome to Los Angeles, California!'
assert say_hello(['Lupin', 'the', 'Third'], 'Los Angeles', 'California') \
== out
out = 'Hello, Marlo Stanfield! Welcome to Baltimore, Maryland!'
assert say_hello(['Marlo', 'Stanfield'], 'Baltimore', 'Maryland') == out
from say_hello import say_hello say_hello()
#!/usr/bin/env python3 import say_hello say_hello.say_hello()
def main():
print('程序开始执行')
print(say_hello('孙悟空'))