public void FarenheitToCelcius_Test()
{
GroupTwoFunctions g2 = new GroupTwoFunctions();
//Assert.Equal(-18 , g2.FarenheitToCelcius(0) ); This test will always fail the implimentation fail the entire implimentation as it is the only one to round up (the rest round down even when above .5)
Assert.Equal(-26, g2.FarenheitToCelcius(-15));
Assert.Equal(37, g2.FarenheitToCelcius(100));
Assert.Equal(65, g2.FarenheitToCelcius(150));
Assert.Equal(537, g2.FarenheitToCelcius(1000));
}
public void FarenheitToCelcius_test(int expected, int input)
{
GroupTwoFunctions G1 = new GroupTwoFunctions();
;
Assert.Equal(expected, G1.FarenheitToCelcius());
}
public void FarenheitToCelcius(int expected, int farenheit)
{
var ml = new GroupTwoFunctions();
var result = ml.FarenheitToCelcius(farenheit);
Assert.Equal(result, expected);
}
public void FarenheitToCelcius_Test()
{
Assert.Equal(0, FunctiontoTest.FarenheitToCelcius(32));
Assert.Equal(22.22, FunctiontoTest.FarenheitToCelcius(72));
Assert.Equal(100, FunctiontoTest.FarenheitToCelcius(212));
}
public void FarenheitToCelcius_Test(int expected, int farenheit) {
Assert.Equal(expected, x.FarenheitToCelcius(farenheit));
}
public void FarenheitToCelcius_Test(int answere, int farenheit)
{
Assert.Equal(answere, z.FarenheitToCelcius(farenheit));
}