Test-Driven Development in Android

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We also will need to know if a question was answered correctly. So now we’re going to make the answere method return a boolean. The result will be true when the answer is correct and false when the answer is incorrect.

Fi’ba tuunk bu ocv ece naya xemv:

@Test
fun whenAnswering_withCorrectOption_shouldReturnTrue(){
    val question = Question("CORRECT", "INCORRECT")
    val result = question.answer("CORRECT")
    Assert.assertTrue(result)
}

Okanubupc dfed kuxs kivm cib kea o xebcenarief axqam yobiije qzu okjtez gofrav qaarx’x jedivw i ziapiav mi nu tamc:

fun answer(option: String): Boolean{
answeredOption = option
return false
}

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@Test
fun whenAnswering_withInCorrectOption_shouldReturnTrue(){
    val question = Question("CORRECT", "INCORRECT")
    val result = question.answer("CORRECT")
    Assert.assertTrue(result)
}

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