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I am having difficulties to create a unit test for the second function-request_flight_attendant() in the monitor.py
How can I make a test that checks whether the requesting the flight attendant action creates the intended warning which is warnings.warn('A customer has requested attention!', CustomerRequestWarning)
Hi there,
Please can anyone nudge me in the right direction, I was expecting this unit test to fail on the <1 and ‘string’ iterations of the test loop, what am I missing? Thanks in advance
import unittest
import warnings
class CustomerRequestWarning(Warning):
pass
def calculate_remaining_time(km):
'''
This function estimates the remaining flight time when given the kilometers that remain for this flight. The function assumes an average speed of 15 km per minute and rounds down when calculating minutes. It returns a tuple of hours and then minutes remaining.
'''
total_minutes = int(km / 15)
minutes = total_minutes % 60
hours = int(total_minutes / 60)
return (hours, minutes)
def request_flight_attendant():
'''
This function raises a CustomerRequestWarning to let the flight attendants know that they are requested.
'''
warnings.warn('A customer has requested attention!', CustomerRequestWarning)
class SmallWorldTest(unittest.TestCase):
def test_calculate_remaining_time(self):
for num in [15, 900, 2730, 5, 0, -1, 'hey']:
with self.subTest():
if type(num) is not int:
expected_result = 'Please enter a valid distance'
elif num < 1:
expected_result = 'You have reached your destination'
else:
total_minutes = int(num / 15)
minutes = total_minutes % 60
hours = int(total_minutes / 60)
expected_result = (hours, minutes)
message = 'Expected calculate_remaining_time(' + str(num) + ') to return ' + str(expected_result)
self.assertEqual(calculate_remaining_time(num), expected_result, message)
unittest.main()
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