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[Solved] Recommended unit testing tool to test web services, api calls and sql calls [closed]

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You have mentioned Rhino Mocks, NUnit and TestDriven. I would not compare these against one another. However you can compare each of these with its counterparts. Here is a start! – I tried to include links for comparisons Unit testing Frameworks NUnit MsTest MBUnit xUnit NUnit vs. MbUnit vs. MSTest vs. xUnit.net I slightly prefer … Read more

[Solved] Issue with if-else statements [closed]

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You are indeed missing something basic – namely, that the output of your function doesn’t depend on answer at all. No matter what you feed in as answer, because 6 > 5 is always True, it will always return the result of that case. What you need is def greater_less_equal_5(answer): if answer > 5: return … Read more

[Solved] Roblox DDOS Server How to do? [closed]

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DDOS stands for Distributed Denial of Service attack. DDoS attacks are conducted by multiple sources that distrupts the traffic so that the service is unavailable. But there is probably protection that protects the servers against basic DDoS attacks. Probably what you have witnessed is just a kiddo who pretends to be “hacker”. Edit: Do not … Read more

[Solved] I can’t find my PHP issue [closed]

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This could be a browser problem. It could be a code problem. It could be a server problem. Have you tried using something like Firebug to watch what happens when you yourself take the test? Have you also tried using Firebug Lite – Firebug plugins available for other browsers, which include some-but-not-all Firebug functionality? In … Read more

[Solved] How to test Generators in Python 3. It gives error all the time

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Yes, a generator can’t be equal to a string. When your call your function: get_objects(“anything”), it returns a generator object you can iterate over to get the values. If you want to check if the ith element returned is equal to something, do: for i, elem in enumerate(get_objects(“bla bla”)): if i == 3: return self.assertEqual(elem, … Read more

[Solved] Extract a number from a string getting number format exception

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You need to get the result by using substring method as below String total_points = potential_points.getText(); int startIndex=total_points.indexOf(“:”)+2; int endIndex=total_points.length(); String result=total_points.substring(startIndex,endIndex); int no=Integer.parseInt(result); Simplified the above code as below String result=total_points.substring(total_points.indexOf(“:”)+2,total_points.length()); int no=Integer.parseInt(result); 15 solved Extract a number from a string getting number format exception

[Solved] How can I reliably reset the Woocommerce user selected shipping method in the cart during testing? [closed]

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Have a look at the WooCommerce Shipping Class. Specifically, the reset_shipping() method. You can reset the chosen shipping method that has been stored to the session via: <?php unset( WC()->session->chosen_shipping_methods ); ?> EDIT: A non-programmatic way to do this is to head to the WP Admin Dashboard and navigate to: WooCommerce –> System Status –> … Read more

[Solved] How can I reliably reset the Woocommerce user selected shipping method in the cart during testing? [closed]

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Introduction When testing a Woocommerce store, it is important to ensure that the user selected shipping method is reset reliably. This is especially important when testing the checkout process, as the shipping method can affect the total cost of the order. This article will discuss how to reliably reset the Woocommerce user selected shipping method … Read more

[Solved] What’s the difference between real device and simulator/emulator? [closed]

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Recently in QCon, Gerard Meszaros said that we should run automation tests only on simulators to improve efficiency. This was odd advice, if that is really what Mr. Meszaros said. Running tests on the emulator is fine, but “only” is an excessive recommendation. There is no harm in running automated tests on devices, and you … Read more

[Solved] How do I use an array I’ve created within my Test file

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Since “postcode” is an array, you can generate a random index as shown below: var s = 55; var random = function() { s = Math.sin(s) * 10000; return s – Math.floor(s); }; //… var postIndex = Math.floor(random() * postcode.length); var currentPost = postcode[postIndex]; For example: import { Selector } from ‘testcafe’; fixture `Getting Started` … Read more