More unit tests!

[alessandrofelder]

Now that you know how to create a test, create three further tests for times.py:

Setup

Either start from your homework solution, or

• Create a fork of the times-tests repository and clone the fork locally.
• Create/modify files times.py and test_times.py following the sample solution
• Commit the files with an appropriate commit message

Add collaborators

Add everyone in your group as collaborators to your fork.

Create three further tests

• work collaboratively!
• create a test each in test_times.py for:
  • two time ranges that do not overlap
  • two time ranges that both contain several intervals each
  • two time ranges that end exactly at the same time when the other starts
• run pytest and see whether all tests are picked up by pytest and whether they pass.
• fix any bugs in times.py the tests may have helped you find.
• Add the new and modified files to the repository, commit them (with a meaningful comment that also includes https://github.com/UCL-MPHY0021-21-22/RSE-Classwork/issues/17) and push it to your fork.

Sample Solution