How to use test_find_by_value method in websmith

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test_find_by_value.py

Source: test_find_by_value.py Github

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...8 for i in range(100):9 self.my_list.append({"key": "a" + str(i)})10 self.my_list.append({"key2": {"key3": 3}})11 self.my_list.append({"key2.0": [{"key3.0": 30}]})12 def test_find_by_value(self):13 index = self.sujson.find_by_value("key", "a30", self.my_list)14 self.assertEqual(30, index)15 def test_find_by_nonexistent_value(self):16 index = self.sujson.find_by_value("key", "6", self.my_list)17 self.assertEqual(None, index)18 def test_find_by_nonexistent_key(self):19 index = self.sujson.find_by_value("incorrect_key", "a20", self.my_list)20 self.assertEqual(None, index)21 def test_find_by_value_dictionary(self):22 index = self.sujson.find_by_value("key2", {"key3": 3}, self.my_list)23 self.assertEqual(100, index)24 def test_find_by_value_dictionary_within_dictionary(self):25 index = self.sujson.find_by_value("key3.0", 30, self.my_list[101].get('key2.0'))26 self.assertEqual(0, index)...

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test_singlyLinkedList.py

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...4 def setUp(self):5 self.link_list1 = SinglyLinkedList()6 for i in range(1, 6):7 self.link_list1.insert_value_to_tail(i)8 def test_find_by_value(self):9 self.assertEqual(self.link_list1.find_by_value(1).value, 1)10 def test_find_by_index(self):11 self.assertEqual(self.link_list1.find_by_index(1).value, 2)12 def test_insert_value_to_head(self):13 self.link_list1.insert_value_to_head(0)14 self.assertEqual(self.link_list1.find_by_index(0).value, 0)15 def test_insert_node_to_head(self):16 new_node = Node(0)17 self.link_list1.insert_node_to_head(new_node)18 self.assertEqual(self.link_list1.find_by_index(0).value, 0)19 def test_insert_value_to_tail(self):20 self.link_list1.insert_value_to_tail(0)21 self.assertEqual(self.link_list1.find_by_index(5).value, 0)22 self.assertFalse(self.link_list1.find_by_index(6), 0)...

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test.py

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1import unittest2from tests.test_build_dataframe import BuildDataFrameTests3from tests.test_command_line import CommandLineTests4from tests.test_export import ExportTests5from tests.test_find_by_value import FindByValueTests6from tests.test_import_csv import ImportCsvTests7# should be run in main project directory8if __name__ == '__main__':...

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