public void TestForProcessUserProgressLogicWhenWorldCountIsLesserThanProgress()
{
List <Tuple <int, int, string> > worldStageProgress = new List <Tuple <int, int, string> >();
Tuple <int, int, string> x = new Tuple <int, int, string>(1, 1, "80");
Tuple <int, int, string> y = new Tuple <int, int, string>(2, 1, "100");
worldStageProgress.Add(x);
worldStageProgress.Add(y);
WorldMapImplementation worldMapImplementor = new WorldMapImplementation();
worldMapImplementor.SetWorldCount(1);
worldMapImplementor.ProcessUserProgressLogic(worldStageProgress);
Assert.AreEqual(1, worldMapImplementor.GetWorldProgress());
}
/**Processes user progress information in order to determine which world can be played
*@params worldStageProgress is a list of tuples that contains the world,the stages of the world, and the user progress in that stage
* */
private void ProcessUserProgessLogic(List <Tuple <int, int, string> > worldStageProgress)
{
worldMapImplementor.ProcessUserProgressLogic(worldStageProgress);
this.worldProgress = worldMapImplementor.GetWorldProgress();
}