Supporting Multiple Answers: A Small Design Detour
A profile can contain many answers, so the next test tackles that scenario:
| iloveyouboss/tdd-10/test/iloveyouboss/ProfileTest.java | |
| | @Test |
| | public void matchesWhenContainsMultipleAnswers() { |
| | profile.add(answerThereIsRelocation); |
| | profile.add(answerDoesNotReimburseTuition); |
| | Criterion criterion = |
| | new Criterion(answerThereIsRelocation, Weight.Important); |
| | |
| | boolean result = profile.matches(criterion); |
| | |
| | assertTrue(result); |
| | } |
Having multiple Answers in the Profile requires a way to store and distinguish them. We choose to store the Answers in a Map where the key is the question text and the value is the associated Answer. (It’d probably be better to use an Answer ID as the key, ...
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