public void CanAddOneItemToList()
{
_actionSource.Add(3);
// The "ToList()" call here converts Actions, which is an IEnumerable<int>,
// into a List<int>, which has a Count method, and which allows you to get
// specific elements via [0], [1], etc. It's just a little easier to work with.
List <int> actualList = _actionSource.Actions.ToList();
// This line verifies that we have exactly 1 element in the list of actions.
Assert.That(actualList.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));
// This line verifies that the first element in the list (the element at index 0)
// is "3", the expected value.
Assert.That(actualList[0], Is.EqualTo(3));
}
public void CanAddOneItemToList()
{
_actionSource.Add(3);
Assert.That(_actionSource.Actions, Is.EqualTo(new[] { 3 }));
}
