def that_determines_whether_or_not_we_are_in_trouble():
'''
There are 2 monkeys who may or may not be smiling. If both
or neither of them are smiling, we are in trouble. Return
True if we are in trouble
'''
assert monkey_trouble(True, True) == True # BOTH smiling --> Trouble
assert monkey_trouble(True, False) == False # mixed--> OK
assert monkey_trouble(False, True) == False # mixed --> OK
assert monkey_trouble(False,
False) == True # NEITHER smiling --> Trouble
def test_true_and_true_returns_true(self):
actual = monkey_trouble(True, True)
expected = True
self.assertEqual(
actual, expected,
'Expected calling "monkey_trouble() with "True" and "True" to return "True"'
)
def test_false_and_true_returns_false(self):
actual = monkey_trouble(False, True)
expected = False
self.assertEqual(
actual, expected,
'Expected calling "monkey_trouble() with "False" and "True" to return "False"'
)
def test_false_false():
assert monkey_trouble(False,False)
def test_true_true():
assert monkey_trouble(True,True)
def test_true_false():
assert monkey_trouble(True,False) is False
def test_false_true():
assert monkey_trouble(False,True) is False
