public void RepeatCounter_CountsWords_Int()
{
//This method will test if our repeat Counter can count words,
//Arrange
//Create instance of our RepeatRepeatCounter object
//Call its constructor to pass in word and sentence
RepeatCounter testRepeatCounter = new RepeatCounter("Hi", "Hi, im hailey. Say hi to your mother for me");
//Act
//Create a variable for the expected count, set its value to 2
//because we should expect for the method to find 'dog' twice in the sentence
int expected = 2;
//Create a variable for the actual count by calling the method
//Our method should be written to return an int and NOT be static
int actual = testRepeatCounter.CountWord();
//Assert
//Test whether the actual count that we got matches the expected count of 2
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
public void RepeatCounter_CountsWordsRegardlessOfPunctuation_Int()
{
//This method will test if our repeat Counter can count words regardless of punctuation .
//Arrange
RepeatCounter testRepeatCounter = new RepeatCounter("Hello", "Hello, im hailey. Say hello to your mother for me");
//Act
int expected = 2;
int actual = testRepeatCounter.CountWord().TrimPunctuation();
//Assert
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
public void RepeatCounter_CountsWordsInUpperOrLower_Int()
{
//This method will test if our repeat Counter can count words in upper and lower case.
//Arrange
RepeatCounter testRepeatCounter = new RepeatCounter("Hi", "Hi, im hailey. Say hi to your mother for me");
//Act
int expected = 2;
int actual = testRepeatCounter.CountWord();
//Assert
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
