How to use addTestCase method in fMBT

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first-missing-positive.py

Source: first-missing-positive.py Github

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1from typing import List2class Solution:3 def __init__(self):4 pass5 def firstMissingPositive(self, nums: List[int]) -> int: 6 n = len(nums)7 for i in range(0, n):8 if nums[i] == i + 1:9 continue10 if nums[i] <= 0:11 continue12 if nums[i] >= n + 1:13 nums[i] = 014 continue15 value = nums[i]16 nums[i] = 017 while True:18 newValue = nums[value - 1]19 nums[value - 1] = value 20 if newValue == value:21 break22 if newValue >= n + 1:23 break24 if newValue <= 0:25 break26 value = newValue 27 for i in range(0, n):28 if nums[i] <= 0:29 return i + 130 return n + 1 31class Testing:32 def __init__(self):33 self.tests = []34 def setTestCheck(self, f):35 self.testCheck = f36 def addTestcase(self, test):37 self.tests.append(test)38 def runTest(self):39 for index, test in enumerate(self.tests):40 self.testCheck(index, test)41 pass42if __name__ == "__main__":43 # inititalize testing and solution44 testing = Testing()45 solution = Solution()46 # Add test here47 test = dict(48 In = [1, 2, 0],49 Out = 3,50 ) 51 testing.addTestcase(test)52 test = dict(53 In = [3, 4, -1, 1],54 Out = 2,55 ) 56 testing.addTestcase(test)57 58 test = dict(59 In = [7, 8, 9, 11, 12],60 Out = 1,61 ) 62 testing.addTestcase(test)63 test = dict(64 In = [1],65 Out = 2,66 ) 67 testing.addTestcase(test)68 test = dict(69 In = [1, 1],70 Out = 2,71 ) 72 testing.addTestcase(test)73 # Set test check74 def testCheck(idTest, test):75 Input = test["In"]76 Out = test["Out"]77 ans = test["Out"] # TODO: Need to calculate the actual ans in the below code78 # Logic test starts here79 80 ans = solution.firstMissingPositive(Input)81 # Logic test ends here82 if ans == Out:83 print(f"Test {idTest}: Correct Answer")84 else:85 print(f"Test {idTest}: Wrong Answer")86 print(f"Expected: {Out}")87 print(f"Actual: {ans}")88 print()89 testing.setTestCheck(testCheck)90 # run testing...

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longest-valid-parentheses.py

Source: longest-valid-parentheses.py Github

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1class Solution:2 def __init__(self):3 pass4 5 def longestValidParentheses(self, s: str) -> int:6 n = len(s)7 dp = [0 for i in range(n + 1)]8 ans = 09 for i in range(1, n+1):10 if (s[i - 1] == '('):11 continue12 if (s[i - 1] == ')'):13 if i == 1:14 continue15 if (s[i - 2] == '('):16 dp[i] = dp[i - 2] + 217 else:18 if dp[i - 1] == 0:19 continue20 else:21 pos = i - 2 - dp[i - 1]22 if pos < 0:23 continue24 if s[pos] == '(':25 dp[i] = dp[i - 1] + 2 + dp[pos]26 ans = max(ans, dp[i])27 return ans28class Testing:29 def __init__(self):30 self.tests = []31 def setTestCheck(self, f):32 self.testCheck = f33 def addTestcase(self, test):34 self.tests.append(test)35 def runTest(self):36 for index, test in enumerate(self.tests):37 self.testCheck(index, test)38 pass39if __name__ == "__main__":40 # inititalize testing and solution41 testing = Testing()42 solution = Solution()43 # Add test here44 test = dict(45 In = "(()",46 Out = 2,47 ) 48 testing.addTestcase(test)49 test = dict(50 In = "",51 Out = 0,52 ) 53 testing.addTestcase(test)54 55 test = dict(56 In = ")()())",57 Out = 4,58 ) 59 testing.addTestcase(test)60 test = dict(61 In = "(()))())(",62 Out = 4,63 ) 64 testing.addTestcase(test)65 test = dict(66 In = "()(())", 67 Out = 6,68 ) 69 testing.addTestcase(test)70 71 # Set test check72 def testCheck(idTest, test):73 Input = test["In"]74 Out = test["Out"]75 # Logic test starts here76 77 ans = solution.longestValidParentheses(Input)78 # Logic test ends here79 if ans == Out:80 print(f"Test {idTest}: Correct Answer")81 else:82 print(f"Test {idTest}: Wrong Answer")83 print(f"Expected: {Out}")84 print(f"Actual: {ans}")85 print()86 testing.setTestCheck(testCheck)87 # run testing...

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generate.py

Source: generate.py Github

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...9parser.add_argument("out")10args = parser.parse_args()11Case = namedtuple('Case', ['name', 'data'])12testCases = []13def addTestCase(name, data):14 testCases.append(Case(name, data))15class Data(object):16 def __init__(self, w, h, x, y):17 super(Data, self).__init__()18 self.w = w19 self.h = h20 self.x = x21 self.y = y22 def asPython(self, h5, name):23 h5.create_dataset(name, (self.w, self.h))24 h5[name][...] = np.linspace(self.x, self.y, self.w * self.h).reshape(self.w, self.h)25 def asLua(self):26 out = ""27 out += "torch.linspace(%s, %s, %s)" % (self.x, self.y, self.w * self.h)28 out += ":resize(%s, %s):float()" % (self.w, self.h)29 return out30def luaDefinition(data):31 return "return " + luaDefinitionHelper(data, 0)32def luaDefinitionHelper(data, level):33 text = ""34 indent = " "35 if isinstance(data, dict):36 text = "{\n"37 for k, v in data.iteritems():38 text += indent * (level + 1) + k + " = " + luaDefinitionHelper(v, level + 1) + ",\n"39 text += indent * level + "}"40 else:41 text += data.asLua()42 return text43def writeH5(h5, data):44 for k, v in data.iteritems():45 if isinstance(v, dict):46 group = h5.create_group(k)47 writeH5(group, v)48 continue49 v.asPython(h5, k)50addTestCase('empty', {})51addTestCase('oneTensor', { 'data' : Data(10, 10, 0, 100) })52addTestCase('twoTensors', { 'data1' : Data(10, 10, 0, 100), 'data2' : Data(10, 10, 0, 10) })53addTestCase('twoTensorsNested', { 'group' : { 'data' : Data(10, 10, 0, 100) } })54for case in testCases:55 print("=== Generating %s ===" % (case.name,))56 h5file = h5py.File(os.path.join(args.out, case.name + ".h5"), 'w')57 writeH5(h5file, case.data)58 luaFilePath = os.path.join(args.out, case.name + ".lua")59 with open(luaFilePath, 'w') as luaFile:...

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