def test_really_big_cubeA(self):
''' testing really big volume '''
self.assertEqual(
calculateCubes(1000000000,
[1000, 1000, 1000, 1000, 1000, 1000, 1000, 1000]),
496)
def test_not_enough_to_fill(self):
""" when the list of cubes is all zero we should get -1"""
self.assertEqual(calculateCubes(1000, [0, 0, 0, 0]), -1)
def test_cubeA_is_zero_(self):
''' when cubeA is zero but the list of cubes is nto zero we should see -1'''
self.assertEqual(calculateCubes(0, [233, 12, 1, 2]), -1)
def test_everything_is_zero(self):
''' when cubeA is 0 we should see -1 because you cant fill a nonexistant space with anything so it should be -1 '''
''' THIS IS BEHAVIOR I HAVE ASSUMED I DID NOT SEE A CASE LIKE THIS DESCRIBED IN THE PROBLEM STATEMENT '''
self.assertEqual(calculateCubes(0, [0, 0, 0, 0]), -1)
def test_should_overfill(self):
''' when we have values that can fill the cube and then we have extra'''
self.assertEqual(calculateCubes(1000, [1000, 120, 0, 0]), 160)
def test_should_fill(self):
''' when we have values that can fill the cube exaclty we should return not -1'''
self.assertEqual(calculateCubes(1000, [0, 125, 0, 0]), 125)
def test_too_much_to_fill(self):
'''when the list of cubes has values that are too big to fill cube A then we should get -1'''
self.assertEqual(calculateCubes(1000, [0, 0, 0, 0, 4]), -1)