def test_is_word():
print("Testing is_word")
words = ["are", "and", "a", "an", "be", "bee", "Be"]
t = test_add_words(words)
for word in ["hippie", "are", "a", "bee", "Be", "an", "b", "ar"]:
if ( is_word(word, t) != (word in words) ):
print("\tfailed on: ", word)
print("Finished testing is_word")
# CS122: Auto-completing keyboard using Tries
#
# Tests for your trie implementation
#
# YOUR NAME HERE
from trie_dict import create_trie_node, add_word, is_word, num_completions, get_completions
t = create_trie_node()
add_word("a", t)
add_word("an", t)
add_word("and", t)
add_word("are", t)
add_word("bee", t)
# Write your tests here
# Example of an assertion. If "bee" was not inserted
# correctly in the trie, the following statement will
# cause the program to exit with an error message.
assert is_word("bee", t)
from trie_dict import create_trie_node, add_word, is_word, num_completions, get_completions
t = create_trie_node()
add_word("a", t)
add_word("an", t)
add_word("and", t)
add_word("are", t)
add_word("bee", t)
# Write your tests here
# Example of an assertion. If "bee" was not inserted
# correctly in the trie, the following statement will
# cause the program to exit with an error message.
assert is_word("bee", t)