Team 1 Testing Plan Sprint 3

Unit testing

Team 1 created unit tests for the score system and status effects. Junit tests were created for the score system to make sure that the score updates as expected.

Score System Test

JUnit tests created for the scoring system includes the lowestScoreTest (testing that after 3 minutes the score remains at 100 points), the highest score test (testing the highest possibly score, i.e. when clock = 0), the individualScoreTest (testing that at random times the score is as expected), the negativeClocktest (which tests that an error is thrown when clock is negative) and the doubleZeroTest (making sure all solutions have two zeros at the end).

The test demonstated below is the doubleZeroTest as it was the most complicated. To test the digits in an integer it first had to be converted into a string. From there you needed to test that the last two characters in the string are both zeros. If they are not a zero the Assertions.fail() is thrown. Otherwise it skips the line and passes the test with the assertTrue(true) line. The code is shown below:

    @Test
    public void doubleZeroTest() {
        CalcScore calcScore = new CalcScore();

        ArrayList<String> arrayList = new ArrayList();

        int time1 = calcScore.calculateScore(10);
        int time2 = calcScore.calculateScore(70);
        int time3 = calcScore.calculateScore(144);
        String string1 = Integer.toString(time1);
        String string2 = Integer.toString(time2);
        String string3 = Integer.toString(time3);
        arrayList.add(string1);
        arrayList.add(string2);
        arrayList.add(string3);

        for (String string : arrayList) {
            if (string.charAt(string.length() - 1) != '0') {
                Assertions.fail();
            }
            if (string.charAt(string.length() - 2) != '0') {
                Assertions.fail();
            }
        }
        assertTrue(true);
    }