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12:40pm Mon 14th Oct, Joshua N.

"Gihad Coorey" [email protected] wrote:

Not OP or Arran but I don't think this kind of partitioning is relevant to testing the LightingCommand constructor specifically. Since the LightingCommand constructor takes Location and LightSource objects as parameters, it is a precondition of the constructor that the objects be validly constructed. I feel like partitioning the fields in this way is really testing the constructors for the Location and LightSource objects, rather than the LightingCommand constructor. So I think what OP and Arran have arrived at makes the most sense - one partition with 2 test cases.

Ok that does make sense thank you.

Just another question, wouldn't two partitions make sense here (I'm not sure how much detail I am allowed to disclose)?

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