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Thread: Binary Tree java test class.

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    Default Binary Tree java test class.

    So, managed to get my Binary Search Tree to work properly:

    package SystemandDesign.BinaryTree;
     
    import java.io.FileInputStream;
    import java.io.IOException;
    import java.util.List;
    import java.io.ObjectInputStream;
    import java.util.Scanner;
     
    public class BinaryTree{
     
      private int data;
      private List<Integer> list;
      private BinaryTree root;
      private BinaryTree leftSubtree;
      private BinaryTree rightSubtree;
      private ObjectInputStream input;
     
      public BinaryTree(int value){
     
        this.data = value;
        this.leftSubtree = null;
        this.rightSubtree = null;
        this.root = null;
     
      }
     
      public int getData(){
     
        return this.data;
     
      }
     
      public void insert(int value){
     
        if(root == null){//starts a new Binary tree
          root = new BinaryTree(value);
        }
     
        if(value < data){//if the data being inserted is less than the original data, it will be inserted to the left side.
     
          if(leftSubtree == null){
            leftSubtree = new BinaryTree(value);
          }
          else{
            leftSubtree.insert(value);
          }
     
        }
        else if(value > data){//right side of binary tree
     
          if(rightSubtree == null){
            rightSubtree = new BinaryTree(value);
          }
          else{
            rightSubtree.insert(value);
          }
     
        }
     
     
      }
     
      public void inOrder(BinaryTree leaf){
     
        if(leaf != null){
          inOrder(leaf.leftSubtree);
          System.out.print(leaf.data+"");
          inOrder(leaf.rightSubtree);
     
     
      }
     
    }
     
      public static void main(String[] args){
        BinaryTree tree = new BinaryTree(9);
        tree.openFile();
        tree.readFile();
        tree.closeFile();
      }
     
      public void openFile(){
        try{
        input = new ObjectInputStream(new FileInputStream("data.ser"));
      }catch(IOException ioException){
        System.err.println("Error opening file.");
      }
      }
      public void readFile(){ 
      try{
        Scanner in = new Scanner(new FileInputStream("data.ser"));
      }catch(IOException e){
        System.err.println("Error class not found.");
      }
      }
      public void closeFile(){
        try{
          if(input != null)
            input.close();
        }catch(IOException ioException){
          System.err.println("Error closing file.");
          System.exit(1);
        }
      }
    }

    Now I need to create a test class for it

    package SystemandDesign.BinaryTree;
     
    import junit.framework.TestCase;
     
    public class BinaryTreeTest extends TestCase{
     
      BinaryTree d1;
      BinaryTree d2;
      BinaryTree d3;
      BinaryTree d4;
      BinaryTree d5;
      BinaryTree d6;
      BinaryTree d7;
      BinaryTree d8;
      private BinaryTree leftSubtree;
      private BinaryTree rightSubtree;
     
      public void setUp(){
     
        d1 = new BinaryTree(2);
        d2 = new BinaryTree(5);
        d3 = new BinaryTree(9);
        d4 = new BinaryTree(10);
        d5 = new BinaryTree(12);
        d6 = new BinaryTree(19);
        d7 = new BinaryTree(3);
        d8 = new BinaryTree(4);
      }
      public void testInsert(){
        assertEquals(d1 == d2);
     
     
      }
      public void testinOrder(){
     
     
     
      }
      }

    No matter how many times I keep rewritting the testInsert method I get a chock full of errors.


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    Default Re: Binary Tree java test class.

    Post the errors.

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    Default Re: Binary Tree java test class.

    1 error and 4 warnings found:
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    *** Error ***
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    File: C:\Users\Carlos Satres\Documents\SystemandDesign\BinaryTree\Binary TreeTest.java [line: 30]
    Error: The method assertEquals(boolean, boolean) in the type junit.framework.Assert is not applicable for the arguments (boolean)
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    ** Warnings **
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    File: C:\Users\Carlos Satres\Documents\SystemandDesign\BinaryTree\Binary Tree.java [line: 12]
    Warning: The field SystemandDesign.BinaryTree.BinaryTree.list is never read locally
    File: C:\Users\Carlos Satres\Documents\SystemandDesign\BinaryTree\Binary Tree.java [line: 91]
    Warning: The local variable in is never read
    File: C:\Users\Carlos Satres\Documents\SystemandDesign\BinaryTree\Binary TreeTest.java [line: 15]
    Warning: The field SystemandDesign.BinaryTree.BinaryTreeTest.leftSubt ree is never read locally
    File: C:\Users\Carlos Satres\Documents\SystemandDesign\BinaryTree\Binary TreeTest.java [line: 16]
    Warning: The field SystemandDesign.BinaryTree.BinaryTreeTest.rightSub tree is never read locally

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    Default Re: Binary Tree java test class.

    This is a JUnit question, which is fine, but you should understand that.

    What don't you understand about this error or how to fix it? (Read it carefully, look at your code, THINK about how the error message describes the problem with your code, determine a fix.):

    Error: The method assertEquals(boolean, boolean) in the type junit.framework.Assert is not applicable for the arguments (boolean)

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    Default Re: Binary Tree java test class.

    Quote Originally Posted by GregBrannon View Post
    This is a JUnit question, which is fine, but you should understand that.

    What don't you understand about this error or how to fix it? (Read it carefully, look at your code, THINK about how the error message describes the problem with your code, determine a fix.):

    Error: The method assertEquals(boolean, boolean) in the type junit.framework.Assert is not applicable for the arguments (boolean)
    I realize it is taking the value that I am entering as a boolean, its just for this BinaryTree class, I have the faintest clue on how to insert a value(the testcase, not the actual class) into the insert method when BinaryTree(int value) is used to insert a new value to be put as either a root, rightSubtree or leftSubtree. tried using assertEquals(d1.insert()); or assertEquals(d1.insert(rightSubtree)); and even assertEquals(d1.equals(d2));

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