import static org.junit.Assert.*;

import org.junit.Test;


public class StudentTesting {
	//NOTE: If we wanted to do protected, we could make the UID coverters 
	//      protected and test them on their own here...
	
	@Test
	public void testOne() {
		String nameForTest = "Fred";
		String nicknameForTest = "Fredo";
		int uidForTest = 123456789;
		Student exampleStudent = new Student(nameForTest, nicknameForTest, uidForTest);
		
		assertEquals(nameForTest, exampleStudent.getName());
		assertEquals(nicknameForTest,exampleStudent.getNickname());
		assertEquals(uidForTest, exampleStudent.getUID());
		assertTrue(0.0 == exampleStudent.getScore());
	}

	@Test
	public void testAppendNickname() {
		String nameForTest = "Fred";
		String nicknameForTest = "Fredo";
		String nicknameAdditionForTest = "II";
		int uidForTest = 123456789;
		Student exampleStudent = new Student(nameForTest, nicknameForTest, uidForTest);
		exampleStudent.appendNickname(nicknameAdditionForTest);
		assertEquals(nicknameForTest+nicknameAdditionForTest,exampleStudent.getNickname());
	}
	
	@Test
	public void testEquals() {
		String nameForTest = "Fred";
		String nicknameForTest = "Fredo";
		int uidForTest = 123456789;
		
		Student exampleStudent1 = new Student(nameForTest, nicknameForTest, uidForTest);
		Student exampleStudent2 = new Student(nameForTest, nicknameForTest, uidForTest);
		
		assertEquals(exampleStudent1, exampleStudent2);
		
		assertTrue(exampleStudent1.equals(exampleStudent2));
		assertFalse(exampleStudent1==exampleStudent2);
	}

	


}

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