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package com.Spartacus.Trivia.utilTest; //ww w .j a va2s .c o m import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue; import junit.framework.Assert; import org.junit.After; import org.junit.Before; import org.junit.Test; import com.GameOfThrones.Trivia.util.GeneralAlgorithms; public class GeneralAlgorithmsTest { @Before public void setUp() throws Exception { } @After public void tearDown() throws Exception { } @Test public void shuffleArrayTestSuccessful() { Integer[] temp = new Integer[9]; temp[0] = -1; temp[1] = 0; temp[2] = 1; temp[3] = 2; temp[4] = 3; temp[5] = 4; temp[6] = -7; temp[5] = -100; temp[7] = 1001; temp[8] = 1002; Integer[] shuffledTemp = (Integer[]) GeneralAlgorithms .shuffleArray(temp); boolean onePosChanged = false; for (int i = 0; i < temp.length; i++) { System.out.println(temp[i] + " != " + shuffledTemp[i]); if (temp[i] != shuffledTemp[i]) { onePosChanged = true; } } System.out.println("Alot of the positions should have changed\n"); assertTrue( "At least one of the position changed after a shuffle. Probabilstic function" + " therefore there is an extremly small change of false negative.", onePosChanged); } @Test public void getWeightedProbabilityNoData() { Assert.assertEquals("No data", -1, GeneralAlgorithms.getWeightedProbability(new int[] {})); } @Test public void getWeightedProbabilityNegativeData() { Assert.assertEquals("Negative data", -2, GeneralAlgorithms.getWeightedProbability(new int[] { 9, -9 })); } @Test public void getWeightedProbabilityAllZeroData() { Assert.assertEquals("Zero data", -3, GeneralAlgorithms.getWeightedProbability(new int[] { 0, 0 })); } @Test public void getWeightedProbabilityOneEntry() { Assert.assertEquals(0, GeneralAlgorithms.getWeightedProbability(new int[] { 6 })); } @Test public void getWeightedProbabilitySuccessful() { int[] temp = new int[4]; temp[0] = 8; temp[1] = 3; temp[2] = 1000; temp[3] = 1000; int selected = GeneralAlgorithms.getWeightedProbability(temp); boolean validAnswer = selected > 0 && selected < 4; System.out .println("selected (should be 3 or 2 very often)=" + selected); Assert.assertTrue("Value in acceptable range", validAnswer); } }