Submission for challenge #4
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…shooting in circle
I discovered an implemented feature that was not tested.
Then, I had to choose between two paths:
1. Deleting the feature (if it's not in the requirements, then it
should not be in the code), or
2. Adding a test, to justify the existence of the feature.
I chose to add a new test (2), because I wanted to practice with FitNesse,
but in a real project I would consider the other option a little more (an
arrow can travel at most 103 caverns? and it isn't in the requirements?
sounds suspicious...)
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This is my submission for the challenge. It was my first time using FitNesse, but I enjoyed using it and learned a lot while doing it.
This month I started reading the Refactoring book, so I did the changes in little steps (and always running the tests in between).
A summary of the changes: