def test_a_longer_sentence(self):
   '''
   test a multi-word sentence
   '''
   sentence = 'Hello my name is Dolly and I would like to be your friend'
   expected = 'friend your be to like would I and Dolly is name my Hello'
   self.assertEqual(reverse_words(sentence), expected)
 def test_simple_case(self):
   '''
   test a simple three word sentence
   '''
   sentence = "Hello, good day!"
   expected = "day! good Hello,"
   self.assertEqual(reverse_words(sentence), expected)
 def test_case_where_nothing_changes(self):
   '''
   test a one-word sentence where a reversal of words should do nothing
   '''
   sentence = "Hello"
   expected = sentence
   self.assertEqual(reverse_words(sentence), expected)
 def test_reverses_long_string_of_words(self):
     """
     Reverses a long string of space-delimited words
     """
     result = reverse_words(
         "this is a long sentence that is being used to test the functionality of the function"
     )
     self.assertEqual(
         result,
         "function the of functionality the test to used being is that sentence long a is this"
     )
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    def test_rand(self):
        words = [
            "Kata", "should", "always", "have", "random", "tests", "case",
            "to", "avoid", "hardocoded", "solution.", "This", "is", "a",
            "rule!"
        ]

        for _ in range(50):
            s = (" " * randrange(1, 3)).join(
                randrange(words, randrange(len(words))))
            exp = " ".join(("".join(list(s)[::-1])).split(" ")[::-1])
            self.assertEqual(reverse_words(s), exp)
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def test_reverse_words():
    assert reverse_words("hello world!") == "world! hello"
    assert reverse_words("yoda doesn't speak like this") == \
        "this like speak doesn't yoda"
    assert reverse_words("foobar") == "foobar"
    assert reverse_words("kata editor") == "editor kata"
    assert reverse_words("row row row your boat") == "boat your row row row"

    text_in = "The greatest victory is that which requires no battle"
    text_out = "battle no requires which that is victory greatest The"
    assert reverse_words(text_in) == text_out
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 def test(self):
     self.assertEqual(
         reverse_words('The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'),
         'ehT kciuq nworb xof spmuj revo eht yzal .god')
     self.assertEqual(reverse_words('apple'), 'elppa')
     self.assertEqual(reverse_words('a b c d'), 'a b c d')
     self.assertEqual(reverse_words('double  spaced  words'),
                      'elbuod  decaps  sdrow')
     self.assertEqual(reverse_words('stressed desserts'),
                      'desserts stressed')
     self.assertEqual(reverse_words('hello hello'), 'olleh olleh')
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def test_reverse_words_with_sentence_of_varying_length_words():
    test_string = "I strive to engineer the most efficient solutions."

    expected = "I evirts ot reenigne eht tsom tneiciffe .snoitulos"
    assert reverse_words(test_string) == expected
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def test_reverse_words_returns_unmodified_with_single_character_words():
    test_string = "a b c d e f g h ? 1 2 4"

    assert reverse_words(test_string) == test_string
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def test_reverse_words_with_two_word_sentence():
    test_string = "hello, world"

    assert reverse_words(test_string) == ",olleh dlrow"
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 def test_reverse_words(self):
     string = 'just keep swimming'
     result = reverse_words(string)
     self.assertEqual(result, 'swimming keep just')
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 def test_reverse_words_in_a_line(self):
     self.assertEqual('test a is this', reverse_words('this is a test'))
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def test_reverse_words_with_one_word():
    test_string = "Engineer"

    assert reverse_words(test_string) == "reenignE"
 def test_reverses_short_string_of_words(self):
     """
     Reverse a short string of space-delimited words
     """
     result = reverse_words("nathan thomas wrote this sentence")
     self.assertEqual(result, "sentence this wrote thomas nathan")
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 def test_generic(self):
     for idx, s in enumerate(self.strings):
         self.assertEqual(self.reversed_strings[idx], reverse_words(s))
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def test_reverse_words_returns_unmodified_with_empty_sentence():
    test_string = ""

    assert reverse_words(test_string) == ""
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def test_reverse_words_returns_unmodified_with_None_input():
    test_string = None

    assert reverse_words(test_string) is None
 def test_returns_none_if_not_string_argument(self):
     """
     Returns None if the argument passed in is not a string
     """
     result = reverse_words([1, 2, 3, 4])
     self.assertIsNone(result)
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def test_reverse_words_maintains_leading_and_trailing_whitespace():
    test_string = "   evol  "

    assert reverse_words(test_string) == "   love  "
 def test_alnum(self):
     self.assertEqual('words some testing', reverse_words('testing some '
                                                          'words'))
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 def test_reverse_words_with_one_word_dont_change_de_line(self):
     self.assertEqual('foobar', reverse_words('foobar'))
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 def testReverWord(self):
     self.assertEqual(rw.reverse_words("teste de python"),
                      "python de teste")