/* WeatherDataTest.java 1.0  1 December 2002 
 * by Viera K. Proux
 * modified by S. Tuttle, 3 February 2003    
 */

public class WeatherDataTest extends JPFalt 
{
    public static void main(String[] args) 
    { 
        new WeatherDataTest(); 
    }
    
    /** Test suite for the class WeatherData */
	
    /*------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
     Define a WeatherData object and print the member data values.
     (if there were any simple accessor functions, they would be tested
     here, also, as in the in-class Person example --- but there are none,
     in this particular example)
     -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
    void TestWeatherData()
    {
    	println("\nDefine WeatherData objects, print member data values");
    	println(new WeatherData(20, 56, 0.4));
    	println(new WeatherData(32, 66, 0.0));
    }
    
    /*------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
     Test the tempRange() method
     -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
    void TestTempRange()
    {
    	testHeader("tempRange()");
    	
    	/*--------------------------------------------------------------------- 
    	 Define two WeatherData objects. 
    	---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
    	WeatherData today     = new WeatherData(20, 56, 0.4);
    	WeatherData yesterday = new WeatherData(32, 66, 0.0);
    	    	
    	expected(36);
    	actual( today.tempRange());
    	
    	expected(34);
    	actual( yesterday.tempRange());
    }
    
    /*------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
     Test the mean() method
     -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
    void TestMean()
    { 	
       	testHeader("mean()");
    	
	/*--------------------------------------------------------------------- 
    	 Define two WeatherData objects. 
    	---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
    	WeatherData today     = new WeatherData(20, 56, 0.4);
    	WeatherData yesterday = new WeatherData(34, 66, 0.0);
    	
    	expected(38);
    	actual( today.mean() );
    	
    	expected(50);
    	actual( yesterday.mean() );
    }	
    	
    /*--------------------------------------------------------------------- 
     End of test suite for class WeatherData
     ---------------------------------------------------------------------*/        
}