Is checking that a property doesn’t throw an exception a valid unit test?
I’m writing tests for the following class:
Is checking that a property doesn’t throw an exception a valid unit test?
I’m writing tests for the following class:
Down Sides to Using Properties as Opposed to Method Variables [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Python – best way to have interdependent variable in a class
Newbie Python questions: I want to model something that can have a several inter-connected instance variables and if I set one, I want to recalculate the others. Any can be set.
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Assigning to fields in function or by function?
While writing the constructor for class A in Python, I calculate some of the class’s fields using function fun(). This function is never used outside the constructor of instances of this class.
In situations like these, I tend to write fun() so that it returns the desired values and then I assign these values in the initialization, like so:
Best-Practice for organizing properties in a python class [closed]
Closed 3 months ago.