PB development and test Project

This project is designed to automate the testing and development of exercise solutions for the SoftUni C++ programming basics course. The project is built with C++ and uses CMake as a build system and Google Test (gtest) as a testing framework.

Dependencies

• CMake (minimum version 3.26)
• Google Test (gtest)

Structure

The project is structured as follows:

• src/main.cpp: This is where the solution for the coding exercise is implemented. The solution must be implemented in the process method which accepts standard input (stdin) and produces standard output (stdout).
• tests/main_test.cpp: This file contains the unit tests for the process method. We use Google Test's TestWithParam to be able to have multiple test scenarios. The TestParam struct accepts the test input and expected test result. Test scenarios are read from files, with each scenario separated by ===.
• tests/testInputs.txt: This file contains the input for each test scenario. Each scenario is separated by ===. The input for a scenario is the data that will be fed into the function or method you are testing.
• tests/testExpectedResults.txt: This file contains the expected output for each test scenario, also separated by ===. The expected output is what you predict the function or method should return or output given the corresponding input from testInputs.txt.
• CMakeLists.txt: This file contains the CMake configuration for the project. It specifies the minimum required version of CMake, the project name, the C++ standard, and the dependencies of the project. It also sets up the executables for the main application and the tests.

Usage

To use this project, follow these steps:

1. Implement your solution in the process method in src/main.cpp.
2. Add your test scenarios in tests/testInputs.txt and tests/testExpectedResults.txt. Each test scenario should be separated by ===.
3. Build the project using CMake.
4. Run the tests to verify your solution.
5. Once your solution is ready and all tests pass, copy the full content of src/main.cpp and paste it into the SoftUni judge system.

Ignored Files

The following files and directories are ignored by git:

• /.idea/
• /cmake-build-debug/
• /main

Please note that these files and directories are specific to the development environment and should not be included in the version control system.

Note

This project is designed to automate the testing process and make it easier to develop solutions for the SoftUni C++ programming basics course. It is not intended to be a complete solution for all coding exercises. Always refer to the specific requirements of each exercise when implementing your solution.