func TestAdd(t *testing.T) { tests := []struct{ name string first int64 second int64 expected int64 } { { name: "HappyPath": first: 2, second: 3, expected: 5, }, { name: "NegativeNumber": first: -1, second: -1, expected: -2, }, } for _, test := range tests { t.Ru...
1、不允许左大括号单独一行 2、不允许出现未使用的变量 3、不允许出现未使用的import(使用_ 包名引入) 4、短的变量声明(Short Variable Declarations)只能在函数内部使用 // myvar := 1 // error var myvar = 1 // ok 5、不能使用短变量声明(Short Variable Declarations)重复声明 6、不能使用短变量声明(S...
func TestAdd(t *testing.T) { tests := []struct{ name string first int64 second int64 expected int64 } { { name: "HappyPath": first: 2, second: 3, expected: 5, }, { name: "NegativeNumber": first: -1, second: -1, expected: -2, }, } for _, test := range tests { t.Ru...
If I make a copy of this branch and change the name to anything that is notv2(e.g.dev,devv2,testv2, ...) it works as expected. To me it looks like there is a bug in how branch names are parsed and a name matching the regular expression^v\d+doesn't work as expected...
nodeper1楼•4 个月前
(can have expressionattributes) with an observed fingerprint (no expressions). Ifverbose is nonzero, differences will be printed. The comparisonaccuracy (between 0 and 1) is returned). MatchPoints isa special "fingerprints" which tells how many points each test is worth. */doublecompare_finger...
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expectedLiteral string}{{LPAREN,"("},{INT,"5"},{PLUS,"+"},{MINUS,"-"},{INT,"10"},{ASTERISK,"*"},{INT,"2"},{PLUS,"+"},{INT,"15"},{SLASH,"/"},{INT,"3"},{RPAREN,")"},{ASTERISK,"*"},{INT,"2"},}l:=NewLex(input)fori,tt:=range tests{tok:=l.NextToken()iftok...
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 package main var gvarint//not an error func main() { var oneint//error, unused variable two :=2//error, unused variable var threeint//error, even though it's assigned 3 on the next line three =3 ...
By testing the expected functionality of the code, a developer can have a high level of confidence that a program will work. Additionally, whenever a code change occurs, a developer can run tests with the confidence that no errors or regressions have been introduced. Software testing also ...