def test_empty_string(self):
input = "\"\""
print(input)
result = MemoryString.countCharacters(input)
print(result)
self.assertEqual(0, result['memoryCharacters'])
self.assertEqual(2, result['codeCharacters'])
def test_escaped_ascii_string(self):
input = "\"\\x27\""
print(input)
result = MemoryString.countCharacters(input)
print(result)
self.assertEqual(1, result['memoryCharacters'])
self.assertEqual(6, result['codeCharacters'])
def test_abc_string(self):
input = "\"abc\""
print(input)
result = MemoryString.countCharacters(input)
print(result)
self.assertEqual(3, result['memoryCharacters'])
self.assertEqual(5, result['codeCharacters'])
def test_escaped_quote_string(self):
input = "\"aaa\\\"aaa\""
print(input)
result = MemoryString.countCharacters(input)
print(result)
self.assertEqual(7, result['memoryCharacters'])
self.assertEqual(10, result['codeCharacters'])
from memoryString import MemoryString
# compare the length of the string in code to the length of the string in memory:
# string is always quoted: "string"
# string can contain:
# escaped quotes \"
# escaped slashes \\
# single ascii characters expressed as \x{0-f}{0-f}
# "" is 2 characters of code and 0 characters in memory
# "aaa\"aaa" is 10 characters of code and 7 characters of memory
totalCodeLength = 0
totalMemoryLength = 0
f = open('input.txt','r')
for line in f:
trimmed = line.strip()
result = MemoryString.countCharacters(trimmed)
#text = "{l} {code} {memory}".format(l=trimmed, code=result['codeCharacters'], memory=result['memoryCharacters'])
#print(text)
totalCodeLength += result['codeCharacters']
totalMemoryLength += result['memoryCharacters']
print(totalCodeLength)
print(totalMemoryLength)
print(totalCodeLength - totalMemoryLength)
