Esempio n. 1
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// Routes returns a function
func Routes(s string, i int) {
	switch s {
	case "1":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler1(i))
	case "2":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler2(i))
	case "3":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler3(i))
	case "4":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler4(i))
	case "5":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler5(i))
	case "6":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler6(i))
	case "7":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler7(i))
	case "8":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler8(i))
	case "9":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler9(i))
	case "10":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler10(i))
	case "11":
		euler.Euler11()
	case "12":
		fmt.Println(euler.Euler12(i))
	default:
		euler.FizzBuzzPop()
	}
}
func TestEuler9(t *testing.T) {
	type Euler9Test struct {
		test int    // input
		expt string // expected result
	}

	var tt = []Euler9Test{
		{12, "3,4,5"},
		{100, "32,33,35"},
	}

	for i := 0; i < len(tt); i++ {
		testIn := euler.Euler9(tt[i].test)
		testExp := tt[i].expt

		if testIn != testExp {
			t.Error("Euler 9 failed")
		}
	}
}