I am looking for a way to fill in the string array when array length is given in a test function. For example when test gives length 100, I want these 5 string values to be printed throughout the array in loop so that it prints until the end. So far I managed to fill the array with first 5, however, I cannot find way to loop this through and test fails when higher array length is given. Thank you for any help!
public class Sid {
public static String howMuchILoveYou(int nb_petals) {
String Petals[]=new String[7];
Petals[0]="zero index"; //cannot skip this for some reason
Petals[1]="I love you";
Petals[2]="a little";
Petals[3]="a lot";
Petals[4]="passionately";
Petals[5]="madly";
Petals[6]="not at all";
return Petals[nb_petals].toString();
}
}
TEST
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import java.util.Random;
import org.junit.Test;
public class SampleTest {
@Test
public void test1() {
assertEquals("I love you", Sid.howMuchILoveYou(1));
assertEquals("a little", Sid.howMuchILoveYou(2));
assertEquals("not at all", Sid.howMuchILoveYou(6));
assertEquals("I love you", Sid.howMuchILoveYou(343)); //THIS ONE FAILS
}
}
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