public void VerifySubtraction()
{
int intFirstNumber = 15, intsecondNumber = 10;
MyTargetClass objTargetClass = new MyTargetClass();
int intResult = objTargetClass.SubractNumbers(intFirstNumber, intsecondNumber);
Assert.AreEqual(15 - 10, intResult, "Subtraction method is not written well.");
}
public void VerifySummation()
{
const int intFirstNumber = 15;
const int intsecondNumber = 10;
var objTargetClass = new MyTargetClass();
var intResult = objTargetClass.AddNumbers(intFirstNumber, intsecondNumber);
Assert.Equal(15 + 10, intResult);
}
public void VerifyDivision()
{
const int intFirstNumber = 15;
const int intsecondNumber = 10;
var objTargetClass = new MyTargetClass();
var intResult = objTargetClass.DivideNumbers(intFirstNumber, intsecondNumber);
Assert.Equal(15 / 10, intResult);
}
public void VerifySum()
{
const int intFirstNumber = 25;
const int intsecondNumber = 20;
var objTargetClass = new MyTargetClass();
var intResult = objTargetClass.AddNumbers(intFirstNumber, intsecondNumber);
Assert.Equal(25 + 20, intResult);
}
public void VerifySubtraction()
{
const int intFirstNumber = 15;
const int intsecondNumber = 10;
var objTargetClass = new MyTargetClass();
var intResult = objTargetClass.SubractNumbers(intFirstNumber, intsecondNumber);
Assert.AreEqual(15 - 10, intResult);
}
public void VerifyDivision()
{
const int intFirstNumber = 15;
const int intsecondNumber = 10;
var objTargetClass = new MyTargetClass();
// in this though there seems to be some data loss.
var intResult = objTargetClass.DivideNumbers(intFirstNumber, intsecondNumber);
// ensure this is always a int.
Assert.Equal((int)(15 / 10), intResult);
}
public void FirstTest()
{
MyTargetClass.MyMethod();
Assert.Fail("Arrgghhh!");
}
