
using Xunit;
namespace ConsoleApp {
    public class ProgramTests {
        [Fact(DisplayName = "Computer class has fields for CPU, RAM, and Storage")] 
        public void Computer_HasComponentFields() 
        {
            CPU cpu = new CPU("AMD Ryzen 5", 3.7);
            RAM ram = new RAM(8);
            Storage storage = new Storage(256, "SSD");
            Computer computer = new Computer(cpu, ram, storage);
            Assert.NotNull(computer.Cpu);
            Assert.NotNull(computer.Ram);
            Assert.NotNull(computer.StorageDevice);
        }

        [Fact(DisplayName = "Computer constructor assigns provided CPU, RAM, and Storage objects")] 
        public void Computer_ConstructorAssignsFields() 
        {
            CPU cpu = new CPU("Intel i5", 2.9);
            RAM ram = new RAM(4);
            Storage storage = new Storage(128, "HDD");
            Computer computer = new Computer(cpu, ram, storage);
            Assert.Equal(cpu, computer.Cpu);
            Assert.Equal(ram, computer.Ram);
            Assert.Equal(storage, computer.StorageDevice);
        }

        [Fact(DisplayName = "GetSpecs returns combined info from all components")] 
        public void Computer_GetSpecsCombinesComponentInfo() 
        {
            CPU cpu = new CPU("Intel i9", 5.0);
            RAM ram = new RAM(32);
            Storage storage = new Storage(2048, "SSD");
            Computer computer = new Computer(cpu, ram, storage);
            string expected = $"{cpu.GetInfo()}, {ram.GetInfo()}, {storage.GetInfo()}";
            Assert.Equal(expected, computer.GetSpecs());
        }

        [Fact(DisplayName = "Computer fields are accessible after creation")] 
        public void Computer_FieldsAccessible() 
        {
            CPU cpu = new CPU("Apple M1", 3.2);
            RAM ram = new RAM(16);
            Storage storage = new Storage(512, "SSD");
            Computer computer = new Computer(cpu, ram, storage);
            Assert.Equal("Apple M1", computer.Cpu.Model);
            Assert.Equal(16, computer.Ram.SizeGB);
            Assert.Equal(512, computer.StorageDevice.CapacityGB);
            Assert.Equal("SSD", computer.StorageDevice.Type);
        }
    }
}

ProgramTests.cs

Master the art of building robust C# classes through hands-on drills and engaging theory. Explore constructors, encapsulation, access modifiers, static classes, and more, with real-world inspired challenges.

Dive into the world of constructors in C#. Learn how to initialize objects, use constructor overloading, and apply best practices for flexible class instantiation.

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Challenge: Compose a Computer Class

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Challenge: Compose a Computer Class

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