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How to use NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest class of NBi.Testing.Core.Scalar.Comparer package

Best NBi code snippet using NBi.Testing.Core.Scalar.Comparer.NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest

NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest.cs

...6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8namespace NBi.Testing.Core.Scalar.Comparer9{10    public class NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest11    {12        [Test]13        public void ValueString_Fifty_Correct()14        {15            var tolerance = new NumericAbsoluteTolerance(new decimal(50), SideTolerance.Both);16            Assert.That(tolerance.ValueString, Is.EqualTo("50"));17        }18        [Test]19        public void ValueString_TwentyFivePercentDotSeven_Correct()20        {21            var tolerance = new NumericAbsoluteTolerance(new decimal(25.7), SideTolerance.Both);22            Assert.That(tolerance.ValueString, Is.EqualTo("25.7"));23        }24    }...

NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest

Using AI Code Generation

1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.Testing.Core.Scalar.Comparer;7{8    {9        static void Main(string[] args)10        {11            NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest nat = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest();12            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 2));13            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 2.5));14            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 3));15            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 3.5));16            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 4));17            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 4.5));18            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 5));19            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 5.5));20            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 6));21            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 6.5));22            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 7));23            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 7.5));24            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 8));25            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 8.5));26            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 9));27            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 9.5));28            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 10));29            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 10.5));30            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 11));31            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 11.5));32            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 12));33            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 12.5));34            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 13));35            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 13.5));36            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 14));37            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 14.5));38            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 15));39            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 15.5));40            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 16));41            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 16.5));42            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 17));43            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(2, 17.5));44            Console.WriteLine(nat.Compare(

NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest

Using AI Code Generation

1using NBi.Testing.Core.Scalar.Comparer;2using System;3using System.Collections.Generic;4using System.Linq;5using System.Text;6using System.Threading.Tasks;7{8    {9        static void Main(string[] args)10        {11            NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest test = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(1.1, 1.2, 0.1);12            Console.WriteLine(test.Execute());13            Console.ReadLine();14        }15    }16}

NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest

Using AI Code Generation

1using System;2using NBi.Core;3using NBi.Core.Scalar.Comparer;4using NBi.Extensibility;5{6    {7        public NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(double tolerance)8        {9            Tolerance = tolerance;10        }11        public double Tolerance { get; }12        public bool Compare(double x, double y)13        {14            return Math.Abs(x - y) <= Tolerance;15        }16    }17}18using System;19using NBi.Core;20using NBi.Core.Scalar.Comparer;21using NBi.Extensibility;22{23    {24        public NumericRelativeToleranceTest(double tolerance)25        {26            Tolerance = tolerance;27        }28        public double Tolerance { get; }29        public bool Compare(double x, double y)30        {31            return Math.Abs(x - y) <= Tolerance * Math.Max(Math.Abs(x), Math.Abs(y));32        }33    }34}35using System;36using NBi.Core;37using NBi.Core.Scalar.Comparer;38using NBi.Extensibility;39{40    {41        public NumericToleranceType Type { get; }42        public double Value { get; }43        public NumericTolerance(NumericToleranceType type, double value)44        {45            Type = type;46            Value = value;47        }48    }49}50using System;51using NBi.Core;52using NBi.Core.Scalar.Comparer;53using NBi.Extensibility;54{55    {56    }57}58using System;59using NBi.Core;

NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest

Using AI Code Generation

1var a = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(0.01);2a.Execute(1.01, 1.02);3var a = new NumericRelativeToleranceTest(0.01);4a.Execute(1.01, 1.02);5var a = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(0.01);6a.Execute(1.01, 1.02);7var a = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(0.01);8a.Execute(1.01, 1.02);9var a = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(0.01);10a.Execute(1.01, 1.02);11var a = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(0.01);12a.Execute(1.01, 1.02);13var a = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(0.01);14a.Execute(1.01, 1.02);15var a = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(0.01);16a.Execute(1.01, 1.02);17var a = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(0.01);18a.Execute(1

NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest

Using AI Code Generation

1using NBi.Testing.Core.Scalar.Comparer;2NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest test = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(2, 2.01);3Assert.That(test.Run(), Is.True);4using NBi.Testing.Core.Scalar.Comparer;5NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest test = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(2.01, 2.02);6Assert.That(test.Run(), Is.True);7using NBi.Testing.Core.Scalar.Comparer;8NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest test = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(2.01, 2.02);9Assert.That(test.Run(), Is.True);10using NBi.Testing.Core.Scalar.Comparer;11NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest test = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest(2.01, 2.02);12Assert.That(test.Run(), Is.True);

NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest

Using AI Code Generation

1using NBi.Core.Scalar.Comparer;2using NBi.Core.Scalar.Resolver;3using System;4{5    static void Main(string[] args)6    {7        var test = new NumericAbsoluteToleranceTest();8        test.Tolerance = new NumericTolerance(0.0001);9        test.Expected = new NumericResolver(12.3456);10        test.Actual = new NumericResolver(12.3455);11        var result = test.Execute();12        Console.WriteLine(result);13    }14}

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