public void SortCommaSeparatedStringsTest()
{
StringSorter stringSorterObj = new StringSorter();
/// only strings made of alphabets and integers
List <string> expectedOrderedList = new List <String>()
{
"0", "25", "50", "100", "a", "A", "c", "C", "e", "E", "z", "Z"
};
List <string> actualList = stringSorterObj.SortCommaSeparatedStrings(new string[] { "C", "A", "a", "e", "50", "Z", "z", "c", "0", "E", "25", "100" });
for (int i = 0; i < expectedOrderedList.Count; i++)
{
Assert.AreEqual(expectedOrderedList[i], actualList[i]);
}
StringSorter stringSorterObj1 = new StringSorter();
/// Strings mixed with both chars and numbers
List <string> expectedOrderedList1 = new List <String>()
{
"0Zab", "a100DE", "A50DE", "G001A99", "G001A101", "G10A99"
};
List <string> actualList1 = stringSorterObj1.SortCommaSeparatedStrings(new string[] { "G001A99", "G10A99", "0Zab", "a100DE", "A50DE", "G001A101" });
for (int i = 0; i < expectedOrderedList1.Count; i++)
{
Assert.AreEqual(expectedOrderedList1[i], actualList1[i]);
}
}