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How to use PassingTestData method of Xunit1.Extensions.MultipleDataSetsClass class

Best Xunit code snippet using Xunit1.Extensions.MultipleDataSetsClass.PassingTestData

InlineDataAcceptanceTests.cs

...12        {13            MethodResult[] results = RunClass(typeof(MultipleDataSetsClass)).ToArray();14            Assert.Equal(2, results.Length);15            PassedResult passedResult = results.OfType<PassedResult>().Single();16            Assert.Equal(@"Xunit1.Extensions.InlineDataAcceptanceTests+MultipleDataSetsClass.PassingTestData(foo: 1, bar: ""hello"", baz: 2.3)", passedResult.DisplayName);17            FailedResult failedResult = results.OfType<FailedResult>().Single();18            Assert.Equal(@"Xunit1.Extensions.InlineDataAcceptanceTests+MultipleDataSetsClass.PassingTestData(foo: 42, bar: ""world"", baz: 21.12)", failedResult.DisplayName);19        }20        class MultipleDataSetsClass21        {22            [Theory]23            [InlineData(1, "hello", 2.3)]24            [InlineData(42, "world", 21.12)]25            public void PassingTestData(int foo, string bar, double baz)26            {27                Assert.Equal(1, foo);28            }29        }30        [Fact]31        public void NullValue()32        {33            MethodResult result = RunClass(typeof(NullValueClass)).Single();34            Assert.IsType<PassedResult>(result);35            Assert.Equal(@"Xunit1.Extensions.InlineDataAcceptanceTests+NullValueClass.PassingTestData(foo: null)", result.DisplayName);36        }37        public class NullValueClass38        {39            [Theory]40            [InlineData(null)]41            public void PassingTestData(string foo)42            {43                Assert.Null(foo);44            }45        }46    }47}...

PassingTestData

Using AI Code Generation

1using Xunit1.Extensions;2{3    {4        public void PassingTest(int a, int b, int c)5        {6            Assert.Equal(a + b, c);7        }8    }9}10using System;11using System.Collections.Generic;12using System.Linq;13using System.Text;14using Xunit.Sdk;15{16    {17        public override IEnumerable<object[]> GetData(System.Reflection.MethodInfo methodUnderTest)18        {19            yield return new object[] { 1, 2, 3 };20            yield return new object[] { 2, 3, 5 };21            yield return new object[] { 3, 4, 7 };22            yield return new object[] { 4, 5, 9 };23        }24    }25}

PassingTestData

Using AI Code Generation

1using Xunit1.Extensions;2using Xunit1.Extensions.DataAttributes;3{4    {5        public void PassingTestData()6        {7            MultipleDataSetsClass tester = new MultipleDataSetsClass();8            tester.PassingTestData();9        }10    }11}12using Xunit1.Extensions;13using Xunit1.Extensions.DataAttributes;14{15    {16        public void FailingTestData()17        {18            MultipleDataSetsClass tester = new MultipleDataSetsClass();19            tester.FailingTestData();20        }21    }22}23using Xunit1.Extensions;24using Xunit1.Extensions.DataAttributes;25{26    {27        public void PassingTestDataWithExpectedResult()28        {29            MultipleDataSetsClass tester = new MultipleDataSetsClass();30            tester.PassingTestDataWithExpectedResult();31        }32    }33}34using Xunit1.Extensions;35using Xunit1.Extensions.DataAttributes;36{37    {38        public void FailingTestDataWithExpectedResult()39        {40            MultipleDataSetsClass tester = new MultipleDataSetsClass();41            tester.FailingTestDataWithExpectedResult();42        }43    }44}45using Xunit1.Extensions;46using Xunit1.Extensions.DataAttributes;47{48    {49        public void PassingTestDataWithExpectedResult()50        {

PassingTestData

Using AI Code Generation

1using Xunit1.Extensions;2using Xunit1;3using System.Collections.Generic;4{5    {6        public void TestMethod(string s, int i)7        {8            Assert.Equal(s, i.ToString());9        }10    }11}12using Xunit1.Extensions;13using Xunit1;14using System.Collections.Generic;15{16    {17        public void TestMethod(string s, int i)18        {19            Assert.Equal(s, i.ToString());20        }21    }22}23using Xunit1.Extensions;24using Xunit1;25using System.Collections.Generic;26{27    {28        public void TestMethod(string s, int i)29        {30            Assert.Equal(s, i.ToString());31        }32    }33}34using Xunit1.Extensions;35using Xunit1;36using System.Collections.Generic;37{38    {39        public void TestMethod(string s, int i)40        {41            Assert.Equal(s, i.ToString());42        }43    }44}45using Xunit1.Extensions;46using Xunit1;47using System.Collections.Generic;48{49    {50        public void TestMethod(string s, int

PassingTestData

Using AI Code Generation

1using Xunit;2using Xunit1.Extensions;3using System;4{5    {6        public void PassingTestData()7        {8            MultipleDataSetsClass.PassingTestData();9        }10    }11}12using Xunit;13using Xunit1.Extensions;14using System;15{16    {17        public void FailingTestData()18        {19            MultipleDataSetsClass.FailingTestData();20        }21    }22}23using Xunit;24using Xunit1.Extensions;25using System;26{27    {28        public void PassingTestData()29        {30            MultipleDataSetsClass.PassingTestData();31        }32    }33}34using Xunit;35using Xunit1.Extensions;36using System;37{38    {39        public void FailingTestData()40        {41            MultipleDataSetsClass.FailingTestData();42        }43    }44}45using Xunit;46using Xunit1.Extensions;47using System;48{49    {50        public void PassingTestData()51        {52            MultipleDataSetsClass.PassingTestData();53        }54    }55}56using Xunit;57using Xunit1.Extensions;58using System;59{60    {61        public void FailingTestData()62        {63            MultipleDataSetsClass.FailingTestData();64        }65    }66}

PassingTestData

Using AI Code Generation

1using Xunit1.Extensions;2{3    {4        public void PassingTestData()5        {6            var data = new[] { new[] { 1, 2 }, new[] { 3, 4 } };7            foreach (var item in data)8            {9                Assert.Equal(item[0] + item[1], 3);10            }11        }12    }13}14using Xunit1.Extensions;15{16    {17        public void PassingTestData()18        {19            var data = new[] { new[] { 1, 2 }, new[] { 3, 4 } };20            foreach (var item in data)21            {22                Assert.Equal(item[0] + item[1], 3);23            }24        }25    }26}27using Xunit1.Extensions;28{29    {30        public void PassingTestData()31        {32            var data = new[] { new[] { 1, 2 }, new[] { 3, 4 } };33            foreach (var item in data)34            {35                Assert.Equal(item[0] + item[1], 3);36            }37        }38    }39}40using Xunit1.Extensions;41{

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