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Battleship Test Block

The document contains a Python script that uses the unittest library to define test cases for a game application. It includes test classes for the Game and Player, verifying that a game creates exactly two players and that each player has two grids. The script also includes a function to run all defined tests automatically.

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Battleship Test Block

The document contains a Python script that uses the unittest library to define test cases for a game application. It includes test classes for the Game and Player, verifying that a game creates exactly two players and that each player has two grids. The script also includes a function to run all defined tests automatically.

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# you must import the unittest library

import unittest

# now create a test class for each game class, such as


# TestGame
# TestPlayer
# Test Grid

class TestGame(unittest.TestCase):
# in the test class, each individual test must start with "test_"
def test_game_creates_exactly_two_players(self):
game = Game("A", "B")
self.assertEqual(len(game.players), 2)

class TestPlayer(unittest.TestCase):
def test_each_player_has_two_grids(self):
game = Game("A", "B")
gridcount = 0
for player in game.players:
gridcount = gridcount + len(player.grids)
self.assertEqual(gridcount, len(game.players)*2)

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# now use the following bit of code to run all of your tests
# unittest will automatically find and run them, if you've named them according
# to the convention above
def run_tests():
# be sure to add all of your test classes to this array!
test_classes = [TestGame, TestPlayer]

suite = unittest.TestSuite()
for test_class in test_classes:
tests = unittest.TestLoader().loadTestsFromTestCase(test_class)
suite.addTests(tests)
unittest.TextTestRunner().run(suite)

run_tests()
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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