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Engineering, 17.10.2021 09:20, ravenl1001

\n"; FloorMap defaultMap = new FloorMap (defaultLayout);
public void testSingleArgument Constructor() {
// GIVEN
// The default map we defined earlier
// WHEN
// We create a Kiva with the single-argument constructor
Kiva kiva = new Kiva (defaultMap)
// THEN
// The initial Kiva location is (2, 4)
Point initiallocation = kiva. getCurrent Location();
Point expectedLocation = new Point(2, 4);
if (sameLocation(initiallocation, expected Location)) {
System. out. println("testSingleArgumentConstruc tor SUCCESS");
} else {
System. out. println(String. format( "testSingleArgument Constructor FAIL: % != (2,4)!", initiallocation));
}
}
private boolean sameLocation(Point a, Point b) {
return a. getX() == b. getX() && a. getY() == b. getY();
}
// For you: create a test for the constructor taking two arguments.
}


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FloorMap defaultMap = new FloorMap (defaultLayout);
public void testSingleArgument Construct

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