public void Get_Returns_1_for_1()
{
var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz();
var result = fizzBuzz.Get(1);
Assert.Equal("1", result);
}
public void Get_Returns_Buzz_for_5()
{
var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz();
var result = fizzBuzz.Get(5);
Assert.Equal("Buzz", result);
}
public void Get_Returns_FizzBuzz_for_30()
{
var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz();
var result = fizzBuzz.Get(30);
Assert.Equal("FizzBuzz", result);
}
public void Get_Return_For_15()
{
var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz();
var result = fizzBuzz.Get(15);
Assert.Equal("FizzBuzz", result);
}
public void Get_Returns_2_for_2()
{
var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz();
var result = fizzBuzz.Get(2);
Assert.Equal("2", result);
}
public void Get_Returns_Buzz_for_5()
{
var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz(); //Arrange - Get ready
var result = fizzBuzz.Get(5); //Act - Do the thing you're testing
Assert.Equal("Buzz", result); //Assert - Make sure it worked
}
[Fact] //It's a good practice to use blank lines to separate the three phases of each test.
public void Get_Returns_Buzz_for_5()
{
var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz(); //arrange - get ready.
var result = fizzBuzz.Get(5); //act - do the thing you're testing
Assert.Equal("Buzz", result); // assert - make sure it worked.
}
public void Test1() //Get returns 3 for fizz?
{
//Arrange
var fizzBuzz = new MyNumber();
//Act
var resultt = FizzBuzz.Get(3);
//Assert
Assert.Equals("3", result);
}
public void Get_Returns_1_for_1()
{
// Arrange
var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz();
// Act
var result = fizzBuzz.Get(1);
// Assert
Assert.Equal("1", result);
}
public void Get_Returns_FizzBuzz_for_15()
{
// arrange
var fizzBuzz = new FizzBuzz();
// act
var result = fizzBuzz.Get(15);
// assert
Assert.Equal("FizzBuzz", result);
}
