public void Run()
{
Person person1 = new Person();
person1.Name = "Jeff"; // jeff is a real value name that is being stored within the person1 object
person1.Age = 48; // 48 is now inside the age property of person 1
person1.IsMarried = true;
Person mike = new Person("mike", 39, false); // this is the real object that will passed to through the repository this is using the overloaded constructor // the real values are what is written within the paranthese they are the real value parameters of the object mike
PersonRepository repo = new PersonRepository(); // this is newing up an new instance of the personrepository object
repo.AddPeople(person1);
repo.AddPeople(mike);
List <Person> localList = repo.ReturnList(); // in order for the value to be saved as a list you must create a new instance of List<Person> that copies all the data
Console.WriteLine(person1.Name);
int number = localList.Count();
Console.WriteLine(number);
}
public void TestMethod1__AddPersonMethod() // all test methods are independent of each other // they test /this is a method to test a method
{
//Arrange
Person mike = new Person();
//Act // in the act we are using the methods
_repo.AddPeople(mike);
List <Person> localList = _repo.ReturnList();
//Assert
int expected = 1; // number items expected the list is expected to contain
int actual = localList.Count; // number of list items that it actually contains
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
