public void StringCalculator_Step_4()
{
KataStringCalculator ksc = new KataStringCalculator();
Assert.AreEqual(10, ksc.Add("//!\n1!2!3!4")); //Step 4, ! delimiter
Assert.AreEqual(10, ksc.Add("//!\n1\n2!3\n4")); //Step 4, ! delimiter, mixed
}
public void StringCalculator_Step_2()
{
KataStringCalculator ksc = new KataStringCalculator();
Assert.AreEqual(12475770, ksc.Add("86834,12388934,1,1")); // Step 2, unlimited
Assert.AreEqual(55, ksc.Add("1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10")); // Step 2, unlimited
}
public void StringCalculator_Step_3()
{
KataStringCalculator ksc = new KataStringCalculator();
Assert.AreEqual(12475770, ksc.Add("86834\n12388934,1\n1")); // Step 3, 2 newline
Assert.AreEqual(12475770, ksc.Add("86834,12388934\n1,1")); // Step 3, 1 newline
Assert.AreEqual(12475770, ksc.Add("86834\n12388934\n1\n1")); // Step 3, 3 newline
}
public void StringCalculator_Step_1()
{
KataStringCalculator ksc = new KataStringCalculator();
Assert.AreEqual(0, ksc.Add("")); // Empty
Assert.AreEqual(86834, ksc.Add("86834")); // One number
Assert.AreEqual(12475768, ksc.Add("86834,12388934")); // Two numbers
Assert.AreEqual(12475769, ksc.Add("86834,12388934,1")); // Three numbers
Assert.AreEqual(12475770, ksc.Add("86834,12388934,1,1")); // Four numbers, oops!
}
