How to use test_ordered method in assertpy

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performance_test.py

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...64 for _ in range(size):65 values.append(random.uniform(-100000.0, 100000.0))66 values = set(values)67 @profile68 def test_ordered(dictionary):69 for v in values:70 dictionary[v] = str(v)71 previous = None72 for key in dictionary:73 assert key in values74 assert str(key) == dictionary[key]75 if previous:76 assert previous < key77 previous = key78 @profile79 def test_unordered(unordered):80 for v in values:81 unordered[v] = str(v)82 previous = None83 for key in unordered:84 assert key in values85 assert str(key) == unordered[key]86 if previous:87 assert previous != key88 previous = key89 print(f"C lib with {size} entries")90 test_ordered(asc)91 print(f"SortedDict Python lib with {size} entries")92 test_ordered(sorteddict)93 print(f"Orderbook SortedDict Python lib with {size} entries")94 test_ordered(python_sd)95 print(f"Python dict (non sorted) with {size} entries")96 test_unordered(raw_python)97def random_data_performance():98 for size in (10, 100, 200, 400, 500, 1000, 2000, 10000, 100000, 200000, 500000):99 random_data_test(size)100if __name__ == "__main__":101 print("Sorted Dict Performance\n")102 random_data_performance()103 print("\n\nOrderbook Overall\n")104 print("C lib OrderBook")105 profile_orderbook()106 print("Sortedcontainers OrderBook")107 profile_orderbook_sd()108 print("Python OrderBook")...

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TestUnit.py

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...18 assert(get_scores_student(scores, student)[position - 1] == new_grade)19def test_lower_than(scores, score):20 returned_list = lower_than(scores, score)21 assert(returned_list == {'elev1': [], 'elev2': [], 'elev3': [], 'elev4': [1, 7], 'elev6': [8]})22def test_ordered(scores):23 scores_ordered = ordered(scores)24 assert(scores_ordered == {'elev1': [], 'elev2': [], 'elev3': [], 'elev4': [1, 7], 'elev6': [8], 'elev5': [5, 10]})25def test_bigger_than(scores, score):26 returned_list = bigger_than(scores, score)27 assert(returned_list == {'elev5': [5, 10]})28def test_media(scores, low, high):29 media = scores_range(scores, low, high)30 assert(media == 2.0)31def test_minimum(scores, low, high):32 try:33 min = minimum(scores, low, high)34 assert(False)35 except Exception as ex:36 assert(str(ex) == "Nu exista scor minim pe intervalul selectat!\n")37def test_multiple_of_10(scores, low, high):38 studs = multiple_of_10(scores, low, high)39 assert(studs == {'elev3': [10]})40def test_filter(scores, score):41 filter(scores, score)42 assert(scores == {'elev1': [], 'elev2': [], 'elev3': [10], 'elev4': [], 'elev5': [5, 10], 'elev6': []})43def test_filter_less_than(scores, score):44 filter_less_than(scores, score)45 assert(scores == {'elev1': [], 'elev2': [], 'elev3': [10], 'elev4': [], 'elev5': [], 'elev6': []})46def runAllTests():47 #Functia care ruleaza toate testele48 testing_scores_list = {"elev1": [1, 4, 5, 6], "elev2": [1, 5, 3], "elev3": [10], "elev4": [1, 5], "elev5": [5, 10]}49 test_add_new_score(testing_scores_list)50 test_insert_score(testing_scores_list, 3, 7)51 test_delete_score(testing_scores_list, 1)52 test_delete_range(testing_scores_list, 1, 3)53 test_replace(testing_scores_list, 4, 2, 7)54 test_lower_than(testing_scores_list, 9)55 test_ordered(testing_scores_list)56 test_bigger_than(testing_scores_list, 10)57 test_media(testing_scores_list, 1, 4)58 test_minimum(testing_scores_list, 1, 2)59 insert_score(testing_scores_list, 3, 10)60 test_multiple_of_10(testing_scores_list, 1, 3)61 test_filter(testing_scores_list, 5)...

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checkbox_creator2.py

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1import os2def test_ordered():3 folder = "dati"4 files = os.listdir(folder)5 x = enumerate(files)6 counter = 07 ckbx = ""8 for n,fname in x:9 print(n, fname)10 ch = int(input("choose > "))11 path = os.path.join(folder, os.listdir(folder)[ch])12 with open(path, "r", encoding="utf-8") as file:13 for line in file:14 if line != "\n":15 if counter != 0:16 ckbx = "[ ],"17 else:18 ckbx = ""19 counter = -120 print(ckbx, line.strip())21 counter += 122 return choose23def test_ordered():24 folder = "dati"25 files = os.listdir(folder)26 x = enumerate(files)27 counter = 028 ckbx = ""29 for n,fname in x:30 print(n, fname)31 ch = int(input("choose > "))32 path = os.path.join(folder, os.listdir(folder)[ch])33 with open(path, "r", encoding="utf-8") as file:34 for line in file:35 if line != "\n":36 if counter != 0:37 ckbx = "[ ],"38 answers.append(line)39 else:40 ckbx = ""41 counter = -142 print(line.strip())43 44 counter += 145 return choose46ch = test_ordered()...

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