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Mohammed Ismail
7,190 PointsCoverage Report Python
Hi,
I have written almost every possible unit case for area of circle module but the coverage reports shows around 30%.
You can check folder for circle.py module and tests.py for tests.
Please let me know how I can ensure at least 95% coverage.
2 Answers
Myers Carpenter
6,421 PointsYou are so close! I suspect you unit tests aren't ever running, because tests.py line 18 has a variable that isn't defined anywhere.
Try adding
# [...]
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()
To the end of tests.py. Fix tests.py line 18 (maybe just comment it out? not sure what i is supposed to be.
Then:
$ coverage run tests.py
$ coverage report
Name Stmts Miss Cover
-------------------------------
circle.py 7 0 100%
tests.py 15 0 100%
-------------------------------
TOTAL 22 0 100%
Think about running your unit tests when the code is known to be broken. Sometimes when I write unit tests after I already have what I think is working code, I comment out key parts so that I know it's broken, then run the tests just to make sure it's testing what I think it should be testing.
ps: you may think about removing that final else: in aoc(). You don't need it, the code is clearer if less of it is indented.
Mohammed Ismail
7,190 PointsMyers Carpenter I figured it out later, that main part was missing. Thanks for providing the detailed explanation.