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omizi
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Posted 20:38 Oct 22, 2014 |
what syntax are we suppose to use in order to test our functions |
disrael
Posts: 44
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Posted 22:09 Oct 22, 2014 |
I have no idea how to test it even if I think my defs are correct. Someone please help. |
303496263
Posts: 68
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Posted 23:15 Oct 22, 2014 |
Which ones do you want to test? Lets say for singletonSet: feed it an an integer. Then to see that it indeed made a set out of your int( a set containing just one element, the int you fed it), then use the contains() function in the following way. Contains(singletonSet(156), 1). This will return false because the intiger 1 is not in the set{156}. Makes sense? |
303496263
Posts: 68
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Posted 23:31 Oct 22, 2014 |
I will be available tomorrow between 11:30 and 1:20 when the class starts so if you wanna meet up at the library, I'd be more than happy to discuss these problems with you. Oh and I'm Sevak btw :) |
omizi
Posts: 22
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Posted 13:06 Oct 23, 2014 |
i know that one i jus wanted to see how he was going to test us on the other ones or is he jus going to look at the code |
303496263
Posts: 68
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Posted 14:20 Oct 23, 2014 |
For the rest, just feed them some sets and again use contains() to see if indeed they did their job(union, intersect and dif).
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omizi
Posts: 22
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Posted 15:11 Oct 23, 2014 |
thanks it worked but im having problem with map its not work with two sets or interger |
303496263
Posts: 68
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Posted 15:25 Oct 23, 2014 |
Tbh I've not done map yet as I'm working on my other classes hws. Will post here when I do it. |
omizi
Posts: 22
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Posted 16:09 Oct 23, 2014 |
ok |