public void TestOver18Under30k()
{
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.Vanquis, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 18, AnnualIncome = 15000.00m
}));
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.Vanquis, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 19, AnnualIncome = 15000.00m
}));
}
public void TestOver18Over30k()
{
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.Barclaycard, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 18, AnnualIncome = 30000.01m
}));
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.Barclaycard, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 19, AnnualIncome = 30000.01m
}));
}
public void TestOver18On30k()
{
//I have made the decision to interpret Over 18 as 18 and Over
//I am also interpreting over 30k as 30k and over
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.Barclaycard, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 18, AnnualIncome = 30000.00m
}));
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.Barclaycard, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 19, AnnualIncome = 30000.00m
}));
}
public void TestUnder18()
{
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.None, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 17, AnnualIncome = 15000.00m
}));
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.None, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 17, AnnualIncome = 35000.00m
}));
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.None, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 0, AnnualIncome = 15000.00m
}));
Assert.AreEqual(CardType.None, CardApplicationProcessor.ProcessApplication(new ApplicantDetailsModel {
Age = 0, AnnualIncome = 35000.00m
}));
}