def test_create_character_with_positive_integer(self, mock_input):
        """Test create_character function the length of name with positive integer.

        The result is expected the name is two times of argument
        """
        new_character = dungeonsanddragons.create_character(2)
        self.assertTrue(len(new_character['Name']) == 4)
    def test_create_character_order(self, mock_input):
        """Test create_character function if the key is stored in order properly.

        The result is expected True
        """
        my_keys = [
            'Name', 'Class', 'Hp', 'Strength', 'Dexterity', 'Constitution',
            'Intelligence', 'Wisdom', 'Charisma', 'Xp', 'Inventory'
        ]
        mock_value = [i for i in range(0, len(my_keys))]
        mock_dict = dict(zip(my_keys, mock_value))
        my_character = dungeonsanddragons.create_character(3)
        for i in range(0, len(my_keys)):
            self.assertEqual(mock_dict.keys(), my_character.keys())
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 def test_attack(self, mock_class, mock_race):
     char_one = create_character(4)
     char_two = create_character(4)
     actual_value = attack(char_one, char_two)
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 def test_create_character_length(self, mock_input):
     actual_value = create_character(10)
     self.assertTrue(len(actual_value) == 12)
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 def test_create_character_empty_inventory(self, mock_input):
     actual_value = create_character(10)
     inventory = actual_value['Inventory']
     expected_value = []
     self.assertEqual(inventory, expected_value)
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 def test_create_character_attributes(self, mock_input):
     attributes = ['Name', 'Race', 'Class', 'HP', 'Strength', 'Dexterity', 'Constitution', 'Intelligence', 'Wisdom',
                   'Charisma', 'XP', 'Inventory']
     actual_value = create_character(10)
     for key in range(0, len(attributes)):
         self.assertTrue(attributes[key] in actual_value)
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 def test_create_character(self, mock_class):
     self.assertIsNone(dungeonsanddragons.create_character(0))  # Tests that 0 syllables returns None
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 def test_create_character4(self, mock_class):
     random.seed(2)
     self.assertEqual({'Name': 'Cadi', 'Class': 'blood hunter', 'Health': 7,'Strength': 8, 'Dexterity': 12,
                       'Constitution': 11, 'Intelligence': 9, 'Wisdom': 4, 'Charisma': 8, 'XP': 0, 'Inventory': []}
                      , dungeonsanddragons.create_character(2))
     random.seed()    # Tests output for random creation of character
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 def test_create_character3(self, mock_class):
     self.assertEqual(11, len(dungeonsanddragons.create_character(5)))  # Tests that length of output equals 10
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 def test_create_character2(self, mock_class):
     self.assertEqual(dict, type(dungeonsanddragons.create_character(4)))  # Tests that output is of type list
    def test_create_character_length_dictionary(self, mock_input):
        """Test create_character function if the output has correct number of keys and values.

        The result is expected True
        """
        self.assertTrue(len(dungeonsanddragons.create_character(3)) == 11)
    def test_create_character_with_zero(self, mock_input):
        """Test create_character function if it returns None when argument is zero.

        The result is expected True
        """
        self.assertIsNone(dungeonsanddragons.create_character(0))
    def test_create_character_with_negative_integer(self, mock_input):
        """Test create_character function if it returns None when argument is a negative integer.

        The result is expected True
        """
        self.assertIsNone(dungeonsanddragons.create_character(-1))
    def test_create_character_type(self, mock_input):
        """Test create_character function if type of output is dictionary.

        The result is expected True
        """
        self.assertTrue(type(dungeonsanddragons.create_character(3)) == dict)