beep-boop-test-examples.js

6/24/21: never mind, here's an updated pseudocode test format example
Describe: .getCost()
// name of function the following tests are for

Test: It should increase the cost of a pizza by $1 for every topping chosen
// description of expected behavior of that function

Code:
let pizzaTest = new Pizza("large", ["pepperoni", "sausage", "mushrooms"], [], []);
pizzaTest.getCost();
// the code you would've written in your Jest test -- usually just calling the function, but sometimes you need to instantiate an object to test on or declare some variables etc. 

Expected Output: 18.00
// what should be returned by that function

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Suggestions:
- In standup, let students know that the prompt's specs are meant to be a suggestion, not required and not the only way to write them (specs should look different if they're putting all functionality in one function that both generates the array and replaces things)
Describe: translateBeep()

Test: Any number containing a 1 should be changed to the word "Beep"
Expect(translateBeep(11)).toEqual("Beep")
...
Test: Any number containing a 3, regardless of whether it also contains a 1 or 2, should change to "Won't you be..."
Expect(translateBeep(321)).toEqual("Won't you be...")

Describe: buildArray()

Test: Given a number, return an array containing the count from 0 to that number
Expect(buildArray(5)).toEqual([0,1,2,3,4,5])


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Describe: createBeepBoop()

Test: If the input number is 0, an array should be returned containing 0
...toEqual([0]) 
Test: If any numbers in the generated count array contain a 1, each instance should be replaced with "Beep" 
Expect(createBeepBoop(1)).toEqual([0, "Beep"])
Test: Any numbers in the generated count array containing a 3 should become "Won't you be...", regardless of also containing any 1s or 2s.
Expect(createBeepBoop(13)).toEqual[0,Beep,Boop,Won't you,4,5,6,7,8,9,Beep,Beep,Boop,Won't you])
OR 
Expect(createBeepBoop(13)[13]).toEqual("Won't you"))