
library(testthat)

source("user_code.R")
test_that("even_sum variable exists and is numeric", {
  expect_true(exists("even_sum"), info = "even_sum variable should exist.")
  expect_true(is.numeric(even_sum), info = "even_sum should be numeric.")
})

test_that("even_sum is correct after while loop", {
  # The sum should be: 8 + 12 + 10 + 14 = 44; next even is 2, sum would be 46, but loop stops after adding 14 (44+14=58>50)
  # So, after adding 8 (8), 12 (20), 10 (30), 14 (44), next is 2 (46), but by then sum already exceeded 50 with 14
  # Correction: Let's walk through step by step:
  # i=1: 8 (8)
  # i=2: 3 (skip)
  # i=3: 12 (8+12=20)
  # i=4: 5 (skip)
  # i=5: 10 (20+10=30)
  # i=6: 7 (skip)
  # i=7: 14 (30+14=44)
  # i=8: 2 (44+2=46)
  # But 46 is still <=50, so loop continues
  # Loop will finish after i=8, even_sum=46, which is <=50, but loop condition is <=50, so it will check for i=9, which is out of bounds, loop ends
  # So the answer should be 46
  expect_equal(even_sum, 46, info = "even_sum should be 46 after summing all even numbers until sum exceeds 50.")
})

test_main.R

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Challenge: Sum Threshold

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Challenge: Sum Threshold

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