Open Ahzed11 opened 2 years ago
Some comments
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals
public class ExerciseTest {
@Test
public void test1() {
// some tests that call the student's code
}
}
Also don't forget to add the //BEGIN STRIP
and //END STRIP
so the students have a small test to launch when downloading the intellij project
{Exercice}Test.java
src/
|--- main/
|--- java/
|--- module1/
|--- AsciiDecoder.java
|--- Anagram.java
...
|--- test/
|--- java/
|--- module1/
|--- AsciiDecoderTests.java
|--- AnagramTests.java
...
And then starting from this the python script generates an inginious directory (but it should not be present at the beginning).
As a start, do not handle inginious things. Just make a repo with the exercises and the structure shown above. We should be able to run a command like mvn test
and all the tests should ran and pass.
Sorry for bothering you but do you know a way to make IntelliJ understand that the files in src/ are Java classes ? I can't get any autocompletion when working in that folder.
Looks better for the structure :+1:
For intellij you need to tell it that it is a java code repository, you can for example add a pom.xml
at the root and use maven to run it.
When working on section 3 I encountered a problem with auxiliary classes.
The three exercises about Binary Trees include a Node class with the same name which means we have three different definitions of the same class in the same package.
Should I rename the Node classes or will we use a different solution to this problem ?
You can define the node class as a private class in the Tree classes. Something like
public class Tree {
private class Node {
....
}
}
should work. You can define getters to access elements of the nodes.
Also could you i) Not push .iml files that are specific to intellij? ii) Put the src node at the root of the project. The idea is that the repo is a java project iii) You can delete the old folders as you go on. What's need to be done will be easier to see
Refactoring