public void TestRankHand()
{
// Test an example of each of the 9 ranks we expcect for this game
// Noting that rank 0 is not possible in this game (because the Joker is dead! R.I.P Heath Ledger!
//structure of this test case is...
// create a collection of hands w/ expected rannk
// loop through collection, cal RankHand() and compare actual vs expected
// fail the test when the first expected is NOT equal to the actual result
IPokerRules pr = new FiveCardDrawPokerRules();
List <RankTestHand> testCases = CreateRankTestHands();
foreach (RankTestHand h in testCases)
{
Assert.AreEqual(h.rank, pr.RankHand(h.hand));
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Two Simple Demos for Assignment 2
Random rand = new Random();
// 1. Deal one hand, print the rank and names of the hand.
FiveCardDrawPokerRules pr = new FiveCardDrawPokerRules();
AceHighPokerDeck deck = new AceHighPokerDeck(rand);
deck.Shuffle();
IHand h1 = pr.DealHand(deck);
Console.WriteLine("Demo 1...");
Console.WriteLine("Rank = " + pr.RankHand(h1));
//Console.WriteLine("Name = " + pr.NameHand(h1));
// 2. Deal two hands print the rank and names of the hands, compare and print who wins.
}
public void TestCompareHand()
{
// DealHand should return a pokerHand Instance with the first 5 cards from the deck;
IPokerRules pr = new FiveCardDrawPokerRules();
IHand h = pr.DealHand(new TestDeck());
Assert.AreEqual(h.Count, 5); // 5 because it;s 5-card draw!
Assert.IsInstanceOfType(h, typeof(PokerHand));
int i = 2;
foreach (ICard c in h)
{
Assert.AreEqual(c.Suit, CardSuit.Club);
Assert.AreEqual(c.Face, i);
i++;
}
Assert.AreEqual(i, 7); // The last card shoild be a 6
}
