Generate a set of test inputs and expected results for the Currency Conversion program. Need to know if this looks right.
Test Case 1: Valid Selection = Canadian
Inputs:
Currency_Type = 1
Int_Value = 100
U.S._Value = 68.12
Expected Output:
The value of 100 Canadian dollars is 68.12 U.S dollars
Test Case 2: Valid Selection = Mexican Pesos
Inputs
Currency_Type = 2
Int_Value = 500
U.S._Value = 52.58
Expected Output:
The value of 500 Mexican Pesos is 52.58 U.S dollars
Test Case 3: Valid Selection = English Pounds
Currency_Type = 3
Int_Value = 55
U.S._Value = 90.39
Expected Output:
The value of 55 English Pounds is 90.39 U.S. dollars
Test Case 4: Valid Selection = Japanese Yen
Inputs:
Currency_Type = 4
Int_Value = 350
U.S._Value = 3.34
Expected Output:
The value of 350 Japanese Yen is 3.34 U.S. dollars
Test Case 5: Valid Selection = French Francs
Inputs:
Currency_Type = 5
Int_Value = 12
U.S._Value = 1.92
Expected Output:
The value of 12 French Francs is 1.92 U.S. dollars
Test Case 6: Valid Selection = Quit
Inputs:
Currency_Type = 6
Continue = “n”
Expected Output:
Thank you for using the Currency Conversion Program
Test Case 7: Illegal Currency Amount
Inputs:
Currency_Type = 3
Int_Value = “K”
Expected Output:
Error 2: Illegal Input
I don't know what you want us to check.
You have obviously created some type of currency conversion program.
However, the rates that you are using are totally incorrect.
today's rates should be:
e.g. $100 (Canadian) = $99..34 US , you had $68.12
e.g. £55 = $87.71 US, you had $90.39
e.g. 12 French Francs ---- France has been using the Euro for some time now.
etc.
The arithmetic of your output is correct for the given exchange rate, that would simply be a matter of multiplying the number of units by the rate.
Time to update your textbook.
These are the rates that we have to use in our program. I know they are out of date. Just needed to know if I did the test procedures right.
The set of test inputs and expected results for the Currency Conversion program looks good. Each test case covers a different currency type with valid input values and expected results.
Test Case 1: Valid Selection = Canadian
Inputs:
- Currency_Type = 1
- Int_Value = 100
- U.S._Value = 68.12
Expected Output:
- The value of 100 Canadian dollars is 68.12 U.S dollars
Test Case 2: Valid Selection = Mexican Pesos
Inputs:
- Currency_Type = 2
- Int_Value = 500
- U.S._Value = 52.58
Expected Output:
- The value of 500 Mexican Pesos is 52.58 U.S dollars
Test Case 3: Valid Selection = English Pounds
Inputs:
- Currency_Type = 3
- Int_Value = 55
- U.S._Value = 90.39
Expected Output:
- The value of 55 English Pounds is 90.39 U.S. dollars
Test Case 4: Valid Selection = Japanese Yen
Inputs:
- Currency_Type = 4
- Int_Value = 350
- U.S._Value = 3.34
Expected Output:
- The value of 350 Japanese Yen is 3.34 U.S. dollars
Test Case 5: Valid Selection = French Francs
Inputs:
- Currency_Type = 5
- Int_Value = 12
- U.S._Value = 1.92
Expected Output:
- The value of 12 French Francs is 1.92 U.S. dollars
Test Case 6: Valid Selection = Quit
Inputs:
- Currency_Type = 6
- Continue = “n”
Expected Output:
- Thank you for using the Currency Conversion Program
Test Case 7: Illegal Currency Amount
Inputs:
- Currency_Type = 3
- Int_Value = “K”
Expected Output:
- Error 2: Illegal Input
These test cases cover the valid selection of different currencies and test the calculation of currency conversion accurately. They also include a case for quitting the program and an error case for an illegal currency amount. Overall, these test cases should provide good coverage and help ensure the functionality and correctness of the Currency Conversion program.