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Summary

Added comprehensive unit tests for the , factorial, average, and findMax functions in __tests__/math.test.ts.

Changes

  • multiply: Added 5 test cases covering positive, negative, zero, one, and decimal numbers
  • factorial: Added 5 test cases covering edge cases (0!, 1!), regular numbers, and negative numbers
  • average: Added 6 test cases covering positive, negative, mixed numbers, single element, decimals, and empty array
  • findMax: Added 7 test cases covering positive, negative, mixed numbers, single element, duplicates, decimals, and empty array

Test Results

✅ All 27 tests pass successfully

Notes

These tests document existing bugs in the implementation:

  • factorial(-1) causes stack overflow (documented with expect().toThrow())
  • average([]) returns NaN (documented with expect().toBeNaN())
  • findMax([]) returns -Infinity (documented in test)

This agent session was co-authored by bekah-hawrot-weigel and Continue.

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- Added 5 test cases for multiply function covering positive, negative, zero, one, and decimal numbers
- Added 5 test cases for factorial function covering edge cases (0!, 1!), regular numbers, and negative numbers
- Added 6 test cases for average function covering positive, negative, mixed numbers, single element, decimals, and empty array
- Added 7 test cases for findMax function covering positive, negative, mixed numbers, single element, duplicates, decimals, and empty array
- All 27 tests pass successfully
- Tests document existing bugs (division by zero, negative factorial, empty array handling)

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Co-Authored-By: Continue <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: bekah-hawrot-weigel <[email protected]>
@BekahHW BekahHW closed this Oct 27, 2025
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