public void UpdateGameWithDateTest()
{
//Arrange
Football football = new Football();
//Act
List <FootballGame> games = football.UpdateGameWithDate("Spain", "Brazil", 15, 2, new DateTime(1984, 5, 12));
List <FootballGame> gamesExpected = FootballAserts.UpdateGameWithDateAssert();
//Assert
Assert.IsTrue(CompareGamesList(gamesExpected, games));
}
public void FinishGameTest()
{
//Arrange
Football football = new Football();
//Act
List <FootballGame> games = football.FinishGame("Mexico", "Canada", new DateTime(1985, 5, 12));
List <FootballGame> gamesExpected = FootballAserts.FinishGameAssert();
//Assert
Assert.IsTrue(CompareGamesList(gamesExpected, games));
}
public void UpdateGameScoreLiveTest()
{
//Arrange
Football football = new Football();
football.StartGame("Senegal", "Marroco");
//Act
List <FootballGame> games = football.UpdateGameScoreLive("Senegal", "Marroco", 1, 2);
List <FootballGame> gamesExpected = FootballAserts.UpdateGameScoreLiveAssert();
//Assert
Assert.IsTrue(CompareGamesList(gamesExpected, games));
}
public void StartGameTest()
{
//Arrange
Football football = new Football();
//Act
List <FootballGame> games = football.StartGame("Senegal", "Marroco");
List <FootballGame> gamesExpected = FootballAserts.StartGameAssert();
//Assert
Assert.IsTrue(CompareGamesList(gamesExpected, games));
//I have considered to do it with CollectionAssert.AreEqual, but it compares also the references and it does not work,
//I also considered to do it with linq instead of the for loop, but the two loops are nested and the result is not correct,
//at the end I have thought to do that method, I do not know if some other more effective way to do it.
}
