library(testthat)
source("user_code.R")

test_that("arrange_multiple_plots exists and is a function", {
  expect_true(exists("arrange_multiple_plots"), info = "arrange_multiple_plots function should exist.")
  expect_true(is.function(arrange_multiple_plots), info = "arrange_multiple_plots should be a function.")
  expect_error(arrange_multiple_plots(), NA, info = "arrange_multiple_plots should be callable without error.")
  png(tempfile())
  result <- arrange_multiple_plots()
  dev.off()
  #expect_true(is.null(result) || is.list(result), info = "arrange_multiple_plots should return NULL or invisible value.")
})

test_main.R

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Challenge: Arranging Multiple Plots

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