# How does division work in Python? def function_being_tested(a, b): return a/b def test(): test_cases = [ ((0, .5), 0), ((0, 1), 0), ((6, 2), 3), ((7, 2), 3), ((7.0, 2.0), 3.5), ] passes = 0 for (args, expected_result) in test_cases: result = function_being_tested(*args) if result != expected_result: print "Failed when input was: ", args, ". Expected: ", expected_result, " Got: ", result else: passes = passes + 1 print passes, " out of ", len(test_cases), " test cases passed." test()
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