fredlee

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fredlee

# This is a contrived example. 
# But, this simple example demonstrates some code I have seen where not understanding the difference 
# between 'and' and '&&' has caused unexpected behavior.

# The intent is to evaluate the 3rd clause if the 1st and 2nd clause is true.
# Again, this is a contrived example.
# But, imagine that the 1st and 2nd clause is a method invocation or something like that.
# This is a classic example where the goal of terseness really caused problems.

>> x = 10 && y = 5 && x - y

fredlee

require 'minitest/unit'
MiniTest::Unit.autorun

require './data_processor'
require 'yaml'
require './employee_data'

class TestDataProcessor < MiniTest::Unit::TestCase

  def test_reading_first_employee