def test_deal_one1(
self): #checks that function not works with over than full list
deck1 = DeckOfCards()
deck1.listcards = []
for i in range(53):
card1 = Card(i + 1, "Heart")
deck1.listcards.append(card1)
self.assertTrue(deck1.dealOne() != True)
def test_deal_one(self): #checks that function not works with empty list
# with patch ('games.cards.DeckOfCards.DeckOfCards.dealOne') as mock_dealone:
# mock_dealone.return_value = 5
# deck1 = DeckOfCards()
# self.assertTrue(deck1.dealOne(),5)
deck1 = DeckOfCards()
deck1.listcards = []
self.assertFalse(deck1.dealOne())
def test_deal_one2(
self
): #checks that function not work with value that isn't type 'Card'
deck1 = DeckOfCards()
deck1.listcards = []
for i in range(50):
card1 = Card(i + 1, "Heart")
deck1.listcards.append(card1)
deck1.listcards.append(4)
self.assertFalse(deck1.dealOne())
def test_deal_one3(self): #checks that the function works with valid list
deck1 = DeckOfCards()
deck1.listcards = []
for i in range(50):
card1 = Card(1, "Heart")
deck1.listcards.append(card1)
length = len(deck1.listcards)
print(length)
deck1.dealOne()
print(len(deck1.listcards))
self.assertTrue(len(deck1.listcards) == length - 1)
def test_show(self): #checks the function not work with invalid values
deck1 = DeckOfCards()
deck1.listcards = []
deck1.listcards.append(5)
self.assertTrue(deck1.show() == "False")