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March 20, 2007 - How Are Those Acceptance Tests?

With the code for strikes written, it's time to run the acceptance tests to see if they agree that we are done.

There are only a handful of failures and two of them are about spares - which we have not implemented yet.

When I investigate the cause of the first failure I notice that the test for 12 strikes is only rolling 10 strikes: 

      
      @Test
      public void twelveStrikesScoresThreeHundred() {
        for(int frame = 0; frame < 10; frame++) {
          deliverBall(10);
        }

        assertThat(scoreForFrame(10), is("300"));
      }

No harm done though. I fix the test; it passes and I move on.

The other strike-related failure, tenthFrameHasThreeBallsIfStrikeIsScored fails with 

      java.lang.AssertionError: thirdBallInFrame is not implemented yet
      at org.junit.Assert.fail(Assert.java:69)
      at bowling.acceptance.SingleGameScoring.notImplementedYet(SingleGameScoring.java:304)
      at bowling.acceptance.SingleGameScoring.thirdBallInFrame(SingleGameScoring.java:289)
      at bowling.acceptance.SingleGameScoring.tenthFrameHasThreeBallsIfStrikeIsScored(SingleGameScoring.java:259)

and after I hook up thirdBallInFrame, that test passes too.

Cool! On to spares...


Posted by Kevin Lawrence at March 20, 2007 04:50 PM


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