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## Homegrown Testing Framework
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### Fibonacci
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1. Look at "tests.cc" to see the assert statement options.
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2. Look at "fibonacci_test.cc" to see how these assert statements are used.
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3. _make_ and run the unittests `./unittests` to see how successful these tests were in finding errors!
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4. No need to fix these errors. The point is to understand how test cases are created and used to develop a suite of tests.
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### Robot
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1. Look at "robot.h" and robot.cc".
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2. In the file "robot_test.cc" notice there are no tests written. Remedy this by writing a test that tests the DEFAULT constructor. This would be composed of the instantiation of a robot, then a series of the provided assert statements (e.g. _ExpectEqual()_) to check that the values for the radius and the position are as expected. The tests in "fibonacci_test.cc" provide a guide on how to create these.
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3. Write a test for the other constructor.
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4. Look at _Robot::CheckOverlap()_. Identify some scenarios that would be good to test.
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5. For each scenario, write a collection of assert statements to confirm the results.
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