How to use is_failing method in hypothesis

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python.py

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...112 @property113 def file_name(self):114 return self.__file_name115 @property116 def is_failing(self):117 return self.__is_failing118 @property119 def tags(self):120 return self.__tags121 def __str__(self):122 return "Specification: {{ name: {}, is_failing: {}, tags: {}, file_name: {} }}".format(self.name,123 str(124 self.is_failing),125 ", ".join(126 self.tags),127 self.file_name)128 def __eq__(self, other):129 return self.__str__() == other.__str__()130class Scenario:131 def __init__(self, name, is_failing, tags):132 self.__name = name133 self.__is_failing = is_failing134 self.__tags = tags135 @property136 def name(self):137 return self.__name138 @property139 def is_failing(self):140 return self.__is_failing141 @property142 def tags(self):143 return self.__tags144 def __str__(self):145 return "Scenario: {{ name: {}, is_failing: {}, tags: {} }}".format(self.name, str(self.is_failing),146 ", ".join(self.tags))147 def __eq__(self, other):148 return self.__str__() == other.__str__()149class Step:150 def __init__(self, text, is_failing, message="", stacktrace=""):151 self.__stacktrace = stacktrace152 self.__error_message = message153 self.__text = text154 self.__is_failing = is_failing155 @property156 def text(self):157 return self.__text158 @property159 def is_failing(self):160 return self.__is_failing161 @property162 def error_message(self):163 return self.__error_message164 @property165 def stacktrace(self):166 return self.__stacktrace167 def __str__(self):168 s = "Step: {{ text: {}, is_failing: {}, error_message: {}, stacktrace: {} }}"169 return s.format(self.text, str(self.is_failing), str(self.error_message), str(self.stacktrace))170 def __eq__(self, other):171 return self.__str__() == other.__str__()172class Messages:173 @staticmethod...

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students.py

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...23 :param course: the title of the course24 :return: a filtered list of students taking the course25 """26 return [name for name in student_list if course in name.courses]27def is_failing(student: Student) -> bool:28 """29 Return true if the student is failing school.30 They are failing if their average grade is below 1.0.31 :param student: a Student object32 :return: if student is failing33 """34 return student.grade < 135def succeeding_students(student_list: list) -> list:36 """37 Return a list of students that are not failing school.38 :param student_list: a list of students39 :return: filtered list of students that are not failing40 """41 return [name for name in student_list if not is_failing(name)]42def failing_students(student_list: list) -> list:43 """44 Return a list of students that are failing school.45 :param student_list: a list of students46 :return: filtered list of students that are failing47 """48 return [name for name in student_list if is_failing(name)]49def sort_by_best_grade(student_list: list) -> list:50 """51 Return a sorted list of students by their average grade in descending order.52 Highest average grade students first.53 If a student is failing school (average grade less than 1.0) then dont return them in the list.54 If students have the same grade, then sort them alphabetically.55 :param student_list: a list of students56 :return: sorted list of succeeding students by average grade in descending order57 """58 for name in student_list:59 if is_failing(name):60 student_list.remove(name)61 sorted_grade_list = sorted(student_list, key=lambda x: (x.grade * -1, x.name))62 return sorted_grade_list63def sort_by_worst_grade(student_list: list) -> list:64 """65 Return a sorted list of students by their average grade in ascending order.66 Lowest average grade students first.67 If a student is failing school (average grade less than 1.0) then dont return them in the list.68 If students have the same grade, then sort them alphabetically.69 :param student_list: a list of students70 :return: sorted list of succeeding students by average grade in ascending order71 """72 for name in student_list:73 if is_failing(name):74 student_list.remove(name)75 sorted_grade_list = sorted(student_list, key=lambda x: (x.grade, x.name))76 return sorted_grade_list77if __name__ == '__main__':78 student1 = Student("Ann", ["Programming", "Maths", "Lithology"], 3.2)79 student2 = Student("Josh", ["Maths", "English", "Politics"], 2.0)80 student3 = Student("Bush", ["Politics"], 0.5)81 student4 = Student("Marcus", ["Web application", "Computers", "Artificial Intelligence"], 4.2)82 students = [student1, student2, student3, student4]83 print(filter_by_course(students, "Maths")) # -> [Ann, Josh]84 print(is_failing(student3)) # -> True85 print(is_failing(student1)) # -> False86 print(succeeding_students(students)) # -> [Ann, Josh, Marcus]87 print(failing_students(students)) # -> [Bush]88 print(sort_by_best_grade(students)) # -> [Marcus, Ann, Josh]...

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Classes and Objects Practice 1.py

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1# Classes and Objects Practice! Finally!2# A class is basically its own datatype.3# A class defines the object, the object is the iteration.4# Think of it like a blueprint and a build.5# Functions within classes are called methods6# Classes are useful because you can model real world objects and create datatypes7import math # Btw, this is called a module. It's just a set of functions in a library8import random # You can also import your own functions from your own code9# And remember, you can download external modules by using "pip" in cmd prompt10class Student:11 def __init__(self, name, major, gpa, is_failing): # This is the "initialize" function12 # Anything after "self" are the attributes you want to define13 # Must assign the values of the attributes14 self.name = name # The name of the "Student" object is the name that you pass in15 self.major = major16 self.gpa = gpa17 self.is_failing = is_failing18# Below are the objects of the class "Student"19# Every time you call to the "Student" object, it's calling the "init" function20# Then you pass in the attributes21student1 = Student("Khristian", "CompSci", 3.0, True)22student2 = Student("Luis", "Business", 3.5, False)...

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