Best Python code snippet using assertpy_python
test_text.py
Source: test_text.py
...26 ("foo baz", "foo bar", False),27 ("foo bar", "foobar", False),28 ],29)30def test_contains_sequence(test, source, expected):31 assert text.contains_sequence(test, source) is expected32def test_contains_sequence_any():33 assert text.contains_sequence_any(["foo", "baz"], "föo bâr bÃz") is True34 assert text.contains_sequence_any(["foo", "nope"], "föo bâr bÃz") is True35 assert text.contains_sequence_any(["nope", "nope"], "föo bâr bÃz") is False36@pytest.mark.parametrize(37 "value, expected, choices",38 [39 (True, "Oui", None),40 (False, "Non", None),41 (None, "Vide", None),42 ("", "Vide", None),43 ([], "Vide", None),44 ((), "Vide", None),...
tests.py
Source: tests.py
...26 num_2 = a2.count_nucleotides(atcta, "G")27 assert type(num_1) is int28 assert num_1 == 229 assert num_2 == 030def test_contains_sequence():31 res_1 = a2.contains_sequence(atcgga, "GG")32 res_2 = a2.contains_sequence(atcgga, "GT")33 assert type(res_1) is bool34 assert res_1 is True35 assert res_2 is False36def test_is_valid_sequence():37 res_1 = a2.is_valid_sequence(atcgga)38 res_2 = a2.is_valid_sequence(atcg)39 res_3 = a2.is_valid_sequence(atcg + "a")40 res_4 = a2.is_valid_sequence(atcg + "XV")41 assert type(res_1) is bool42 assert res_1 is True43 assert res_2 is True44 assert res_3 is False...
test.py
Source: test.py
...17 nucl = 'G'18 expected = 219 result = a2.count_nucleotides(dna, nucl)20 self.assertEqual(expected, result)21 def test_contains_sequence(self):22 dna1 = 'ATCGGC'23 dna2 = 'GT'24 expected = False25 result = a2.contains_sequence(dna1, dna2)26 self.assertEqual(expected, result)27 def test_is_valid_sequence(self):28 dna = 'ATCGGCKIO'29 expected = False30 result = a2.is_valid_sequence(dna)31 self.assertEqual(expected, result)32 def test_insert_sequence(self):33 dna1 = 'CCGG'34 dna2 = 'AT'35 index = 0...
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