How to use Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem method of NBi.Testing.Core.ListComparerTest class

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ListComparerTest.cs

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...85 }868788 [Test]89 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()90 {91 var listComparer = new ListComparer();92 var res = listComparer.Compare(93 new List<string> { "a", "b" },94 new List<string> { "a", "b", "z" },95 ListComparer.Comparison.Both96 );9798 Assert.That(res.Unexpected, Has.Count.EqualTo(1));99 Assert.That(res.Unexpected.ElementAt(0), Is.EqualTo("z"));100101 }102103 [Test] ...

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1using NBi.Testing.Core;2using NUnit.Framework;3using System;4{5 {6 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()7 {8 var listComparer = new ListComparer();9 var expected = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();10 var actual = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();11 var unexpected = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();12 var missing = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();13 expected.Add("A");14 actual.Add("B");15 listComparer.Compare(expected, actual, out unexpected, out missing);16 Assert.That(unexpected.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));17 Assert.That(unexpected[0], Is.EqualTo("B"));18 }19 }20}21using NUnit.Framework;22using System;23{24 {25 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()26 {27 var listComparer = new ListComparer();28 var expected = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();29 var actual = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();30 var unexpected = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();31 var missing = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();32 expected.Add("A");33 actual.Add("B");34 listComparer.Compare(expected, actual, out unexpected, out missing);35 Assert.That(unexpected.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));36 Assert.That(unexpected[0], Is.EqualTo("B"));37 }38 }39}40using NUnit.Framework;41using System;42{43 {44 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()45 {46 var listComparer = new ListComparer();47 var expected = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();48 var actual = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();49 var unexpected = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();50 var missing = new System.Collections.Generic.List<string>();51 expected.Add("A");52 actual.Add("B");53 listComparer.Compare(expected, actual, out unexpected, out missing);54 Assert.That(unexpected.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));

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1[TestCaseSource("Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem_TestCases")]2public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem(object[] expected, object[] actual, string message)3{4 var listComparer = new NBi.Core.ListComparer();5 var test = new NBi.Testing.Core.ListComparerTest(listComparer);6 test.Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem(expected, actual, message);7}8[TestCaseSource("Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem_TestCases")]9public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem(object[] expected, object[] actual, string message)10{11 var listComparer = new NBi.Core.ListComparer();12 var test = new NBi.Testing.Core.ListComparerTest(listComparer);13 test.Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem(expected, actual, message);14}15[TestCaseSource("Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem_TestCases")]16public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem(object[] expected, object[] actual, string message)17{18 var listComparer = new NBi.Core.ListComparer();19 var test = new NBi.Testing.Core.ListComparerTest(listComparer);20 test.Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem(expected, actual, message);21}22[TestCaseSource("Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrect

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1using NBi.Testing.Core;2{3 {4 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()5 {6 var listComparer = new ListComparer();7 var expected = new List<string>();8 var actual = new List<string>();9 var unexpected = new List<string>();10 var missing = new List<string>();11 var unexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem = false;12 var missingHasCountOfOneWithCorrectMissingItem = false;13 var unexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItemExpected = true;14 var missingHasCountOfOneWithCorrectMissingItemExpected = true;15 var unexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItemActual = false;16 var missingHasCountOfOneWithCorrectMissingItemActual = false;17 var unexpectedItem = "a";18 var missingItem = "b";19 unexpected.Add(unexpectedItem);20 missing.Add(missingItem);21 listComparer.Compare(expected, actual, unexpected, missing);22 unexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItemActual = listComparer.UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem;23 missingHasCountOfOneWithCorrectMissingItemActual = listComparer.MissingHasCountOfOneWithCorrectMissingItem;24 Assert.AreEqual(unexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItemExpected, unexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItemActual);25 Assert.AreEqual(missingHasCountOfOneWithCorrectMissingItemExpected, missingHasCountOfOneWithCorrectMissingItemActual);26 }27 }28}29using NBi.Testing.Core;30{31 {32 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()33 {34 var listComparer = new ListComparer();35 var expected = new List<string>();36 var actual = new List<string>();37 var unexpected = new List<string>();38 var missing = new List<string>();

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NUnit.Framework;7using NBi.Core;8using NBi.Testing.Core;9{10 {11 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()12 {13 var expected = new List<string>();14 expected.Add("a");15 expected.Add("b");16 expected.Add("c");17 expected.Add("d");18 var actual = new List<string>();19 actual.Add("a");20 actual.Add("b");21 actual.Add("c");22 actual.Add("d");23 actual.Add("e");24 var comparer = new ListComparer<string>(expected);25 var result = comparer.Compare(actual);26 Assert.AreEqual(1, result.Unexpected.Count);27 Assert.AreEqual("e", result.Unexpected[0]);28 }29 }30}31using System;32using System.Collections.Generic;33using System.Linq;34using System.Text;35using System.Threading.Tasks;36using NUnit.Framework;37using NBi.Core;38using NBi.Testing.Core;39{40 {41 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()42 {43 var expected = new List<string>();44 expected.Add("a");45 expected.Add("b");46 expected.Add("c");47 expected.Add("d");48 var actual = new List<string>();49 actual.Add("a");50 actual.Add("b");51 actual.Add("c");52 actual.Add("d");53 actual.Add("e");54 var comparer = new ListComparer<string>(expected);55 var result = comparer.Compare(actual);

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NUnit.Framework;7{8 {9 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()10 {11 var expected = new List<string> { "a", "b", "c" };12 var actual = new List<string> { "a", "b", "c", "d" };13 var comparer = new ListComparer<string>(expected);14 comparer.Compare(actual);15 var unexpected = comparer.Unexpected;16 Assert.That(unexpected.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));17 Assert.That(unexpected[0], Is.EqualTo("d"));18 }19 }20}21using System;22using System.Collections.Generic;23using System.Linq;24using System.Text;25using System.Threading.Tasks;26using NUnit.Framework;27{28 {29 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()30 {31 var expected = new List<string> { "a", "b", "c" };32 var actual = new List<string> { "a", "b", "c", "d" };33 var comparer = new ListComparer<string>(expected);34 comparer.Compare(actual);35 var unexpected = comparer.Unexpected;36 Assert.That(unexpected.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));37 Assert.That(unexpected[0], Is.EqualTo("d"));38 }39 }40}41using System;42using System.Collections.Generic;43using System.Linq;44using System.Text;

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NUnit.Framework;7using NBi.Core;8using NBi.Testing.Core;9{10 {11 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()12 {13 var expected = new List<string> { "expected" };14 var actual = new List<string> { "unexpected" };15 var result = new ListComparer<string>().Compare(expected, actual);16 Assert.That(result, Is.Not.Null);17 Assert.That(result, Is.InstanceOf<ListComparerResult>());18 Assert.That(result.Missing, Is.Empty);19 Assert.That(result.Unexpected, Is.Not.Empty);20 Assert.That(result.Unexpected.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));21 Assert.That(result.Unexpected[0], Is.EqualTo("unexpected"));22 }23 }24}25using System;26using System.Collections.Generic;27using System.Linq;28using System.Text;29using System.Threading.Tasks;30using NUnit.Framework;31using NBi.Core;32using NBi.Testing.Core;33{34 {35 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndTwoUnexpectedItems_UnexpectedHasCountOfTwoWithCorrectUnexpectedItems()36 {37 var expected = new List<string> { "expected" };38 var actual = new List<string> { "unexpected1", "unexpected2" };39 var result = new ListComparer<string>().Compare(expected, actual);40 Assert.That(result, Is.Not.Null);41 Assert.That(result, Is.InstanceOf<ListComparerResult>());42 Assert.That(result.Missing, Is

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using NBi.Core;6using NBi.Core.ResultSet;7using NUnit.Framework;8{9 {10 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()11 {12 ListComparer listComparer = new ListComparer();13 var expected = new List<string>() { "a", "b", "c" };14 var actual = new List<string>() { "a", "b", "d" };15 var result = new ResultSetComparisonResult();16 listComparer.Compare(expected, actual, result);17 Assert.That(result.Unexpected.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));18 Assert.That(result.Unexpected[0], Is.EqualTo("d"));19 }20 }21}22using System;23using System.Collections.Generic;24using System.Linq;25using System.Text;26using NBi.Core;27using NBi.Core.ResultSet;28using NUnit.Framework;29{30 {31 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()32 {33 ListComparer listComparer = new ListComparer();34 var expected = new List<string>() { "a", "b", "c" };35 var actual = new List<string>() { "a", "b", "d" };36 var result = new ResultSetComparisonResult();37 listComparer.Compare(expected, actual, result);38 Assert.That(result.Unexpected.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));39 Assert.That(result.Unexpected[0], Is.EqualTo("d"));40 }41 }42}

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1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.Core;7using NUnit.Framework;8{9 {10 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()11 {12 var unexpected = new List<string> { "a", "b", "c", "d", "e" };13 var oneUnexpectedItem = new List<string> { "a", "b", "c", "d" };14 var comparer = new ListComparer<string>();15 var result = comparer.Compare(unexpected, oneUnexpectedItem);16 Assert.That(result.Unexpected.Count(), Is.EqualTo(1));17 Assert.That(result.Unexpected.First(), Is.EqualTo("e"));18 }19 }20}21using System;22using System.Collections.Generic;23using System.Linq;24using System.Text;25using System.Threading.Tasks;26using NBi.Core;27using NUnit.Framework;28{29 {30 public void Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()31 {32 var unexpected = new List<string> { "a", "b", "c", "d", "e" };33 var oneUnexpectedItem = new List<string> { "a", "b", "c", "d" };34 var comparer = new ListComparer<string>();35 var result = comparer.Compare(unexpected, oneUnexpectedItem);36 Assert.That(result.Unexpected.Count(), Is.EqualTo(1));37 Assert.That(result.Unexpected.First(), Is.EqualTo("e"));38 }39 }40}

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1using System;2using NUnit.Framework;3using NBi.Core;4using NBi.Testing.Core;5using System.Collections.Generic;6{7 {8 public void TestMethod1()9 {10 ListComparerTest test = new ListComparerTest();11 test.Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem();12 }13 }14}15at NBi.Testing.Core.ListComparerTest.Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()16 at TestProject1.TestClass1.TestMethod1()17at NBi.Testing.Core.ListComparerTest.Compare_UnexpectedAndOneUnexpectedItem_UnexpectedHasCountOfOneWithCorrectUnexpectedItem()18 at TestProject1.TestClass1.TestMethod1()

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