public void ReturnCorrectNumberOfComparisons()
{
List <MonthlyRepaymentComparison> comparisons = sut.CompareMonthlyRepayments(new LoanTerm(30));
// products has 3 items so this test should pass
Assert.That(comparisons, Has.Exactly(3).Items);
}
public void ReturnCorrectNumberOfComparisons()
{
List <MonthlyRepaymentComparison> comparisons =
sut.CompareMonthlyRepayments(new LoanTerm(30));
Assert.That(comparisons, Has.Exactly(3).Items);
}
public void ReturnCorrectNumberOfComparisons()
{
List <MonthlyRepaymentComparison> comparisons =
sut.CompareMonthlyRepayments(new LoanTerm(30));
//Has constraint helper class has a number of convenience methods for working with collections
Assert.That(comparisons, Has.Exactly(3).Items);
}
public void ReturnCorrectNumberOfComparisons()
{
//Arrange
//Code moved into Setup method
// Act
List <MonthlyRepaymentComparison> comparisons = _sut.CompareMonthlyRepayments(new LoanTerm(30));
//Assert
Assert.That(comparisons, Has.Exactly(4).Items);
}
public void ReturnCorrectnumberOfComparision()
{
List <MonthlyRepaymentComparison> comparisons = sut.CompareMonthlyRepayments(new LoanTerm(30));
Assert.That(comparisons, Has.Exactly(3).Items);
Assert.That(comparisons, Is.Unique);
var expectedProduct = new MonthlyRepaymentComparison("a", 1, 643.28m);
//Test if expected product is there.
Assert.That(comparisons, Does.Contain(expectedProduct));
}
public void ReturnCorrectNumberOfComparisons()
{
List <MonthlyRepaymentComparison> comparisons =
sut.CompareMonthlyRepayments(new LoanTerm(30));
/**
* The first kind of assert we can make against the collection is that they
* contain the required number of items. Since we got 3 items in the products
* list, then we expect 3 in the comparison output.
* Now, we are going to use the Has helper class. This has convience helper
* methods to help us quickly create constraint instances.
*/
Assert.That(comparisons, Has.Exactly(3).Items);
}
public void ReturnCorrectNumberOfComparisons()
{
var comparisons = sut.CompareMonthlyRepayments(new LoanTerm(30));
//Assert.That(comparisons, Has.Exactly(3).Items);
comparisons.Should().HaveCount(3);
}
