public void test10()
{
// Here the first three parameters have valid values so we don't care about Jesus
string s = CSharpMethods.SuperRepeaty("Ko", true, 4, "Jesus");
Assert.AreEqual("*KoKoKoKo*", s);
}
public void test9()
{
// Similar as above
string s = CSharpMethods.SuperRepeaty(null, true, 5, "Jesus");
Assert.AreEqual("Jesus", s);
}
public void test8()
{
// If a 4th parameter is used then you shouldn't give an ArgumentException
// Instead return the 4th parameter
string s = CSharpMethods.SuperRepeaty("Abc", true, -3, "Panda");
Assert.AreEqual("Panda", s);
}
public void test7()
{
// Here null is supplied so the method should give an ArgumentException
Assert.ThrowsException <ArgumentException>(() =>
CSharpMethods.SuperRepeaty(null, true, 5)
);
}
public void test6()
{
// Here a negative number is supplied so the method should give an ArgumentException
Assert.ThrowsException <ArgumentException>(() =>
CSharpMethods.SuperRepeaty("Abc", true, -3)
);
}
public void test5()
{
string s = CSharpMethods.Repeaty("", true, 0);
Assert.AreEqual("**", s);
}
public void test4()
{
string s = CSharpMethods.Repeaty("CAT", true, 1);
Assert.AreEqual("*CAT*", s);
}
public void test3()
{
string s = CSharpMethods.Repeaty("Abcde", true, 4);
Assert.AreEqual("*AbcdeAbcdeAbcdeAbcde*", s);
}
public void test2()
{
string s = CSharpMethods.Repeaty("Abcde", false, 4);
Assert.AreEqual("AbcdeAbcdeAbcdeAbcde", s);
}
public void test1()
{
string s = CSharpMethods.Repeaty("Xyz", false, 2);
Assert.AreEqual("XyzXyz", s);
}
