public void CustomerIsReadyToOrderFromAllTypesOfRestaurants()
{
Customer Bob = new Customer();
FastFood krustys = new FastFood(); //Uncomment this line after noticing what is different
MenuItem coke = new MenuItem();
coke.Name = "coke";
MenuItem lasagna = new MenuItem();
lasagna.Name = "lasagna";
MenuItem milkshake = new MenuItem();
milkshake.Name = "milkshake";
krustys.MenuItems.Add(coke);
krustys.MenuItems.Add(lasagna);
krustys.MenuItems.Add(milkshake);
//The object initializer syntax used for bobsOrder is a shortcut used to set properties on an object when creating it
Order bobsOrder = new Order
{
Drink = "coke",
Entree = "lasagna",
Dessert = "milkshake"
};
Assert.IsTrue(bobsOrder.VerifyOrderComplete());
Assert.IsTrue(Bob.ReadyToPlaceOrder(bobsOrder, krustys));
}
public void FastFoodCanSetDriveThrough()
{
FastFood krustys = new FastFood();
krustys.HasDriveThrough = true;
Assert.IsTrue(krustys.HasDriveThrough);
}
public void FastFoodCanAddMenuItemWithNameAndPrice()
{
FastFood krustys = new FastFood();
int BeginningNumberOfMenuItems = krustys.MenuItems.Count;
krustys.addMenuItem("Chicken Nuggets", 4.00);
Assert.AreEqual(BeginningNumberOfMenuItems + 1, krustys.MenuItems.Count);
}
internal bool ReadyToPlaceOrder(Order bobsOrder, FastFood krustys)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
public void FastFoodEnsureICanCreateInstance()
{
FastFood krustys = new FastFood();
Assert.IsNotNull(krustys);
}
