We've added a new method to the AtaMath class and would like you to ensure it's properly tested. Through manual
testing we think we've verified that everything works, but we all know that unit tests are much more efficient
and reliable!
Open up the AtaMath class in this package.
Look at the average() method, and answer for yourself:
- What does the method do?
- What are some test cases that are relevant for this method?
Let's write some JUnit unit tests from the test cases provided at
tst/com/amazon/ata/unittesting/math/test_cases.md.
Let's make this one the single integer test (first test case in the test_cases.md file)
Be prepared to share something you learned from creating this test...or what were the fixes you had to make from your first attempt at it.
Make sure your tests pass. If they do not, diagnose and see what's wrong. It's probably the test code (which is a fairly common occurrence when you're writing new code/test code), so check there first.
Push your code once you are satisfied. You can run ./gradlew -q clean :test to run all tests.
Or you can run them from within IntelliJ directly.
Once you've pushed, find your snippets package on code.amazon.com, click on the "Commits" tab, then click on your commit that shows the changes you've made.
If you have time, go ahead and move on to the "Extension cases". Create another test you can think of that might add to make the test suite even more complete.