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Test Driven Development: By Example
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Test Driven Development: By Example

by Kent Beck
November 2002
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 9m
English
Addison-Wesley Professional
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Chapter 4

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Now that we have defined equality, we can use it to make our tests more “speaking.” Conceptually, the operation Dollar.times() should return a Dollar whose value is the value of the receiver times the multiplier. Our test doesn’t exactly say that:

public void testMultiplication() {
   Dollar five= new Dollar(5);
   Dollar product= five.times(2);
   assertEquals(10, product.amount);
   product= five.times(3);
   assertEquals(15, product.amount);
}

We can rewrite the first assertion to compare Dollars to Dollars:

public void testMultiplication() ...
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