rspec_spec.rb

# # encoding: utf-8

describe "The Rspec ruby gem" do
  
#   context "Domain Specific Language" do

#     it "creates examples with the #it keyword" do

#       # this test code passes, so this example passes
#       1.should eq 1

#     end

#     it "has keywords like #context, and #describe to help organize the spec, or specification" do

#       # test code goes here
#       (1+2).should eq 3

#     end

#     it "has easily readable methods like #should to test any object" do

#       "Hello".should eq "Hello"

#     end

#     it "has #should_not to test for negative cases" do

#       1.should_not eq 2

#     end

#     it "creates readable predicate methods" do

#       # Integers have #zero? and #nil? predicate methods, so
#       # rspec automatically supports the #be_zero and #be_nil parameter to #should_not method
#       1.should_not be_zero
#       1.should_not be_nil

#     end

#     it "alerts you when examples fail" do

#       # When this example fails,
#       # it will show "expected" as 2, and "actual" as 1
#       1.should eq 2

#     end

#     it "supports placeholder examples that lack code (like this one)"

#     it "requires that examples use expectations (like #should) to work properly" do

#       # The following expression is false.
#       # However, this example PASSES because no expectation was created.
#       true == false

#       # The following line of code is correct, and would cause the example to fail:
#       # true.should == false

#       # Lesson: It's easy to write bad tests.

#     end

#     it "should count the characters in my name" do
# 	    "Renée".should have(5).characters
#     end

#     it "should check how to spell my name" do
# 	    "Renée".should include("ée") 
#     end

#   end

  context "Examples for in-class test exploration" do
  	it "should know order of operations" do
  		# Fix the Failing Test
  		# Order of Operations is Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally:
  		# Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction
  		(1+1-5*6/2).should eq -13
  	end
  	it "should count the characters in your name" do
      name = "Jordan"

      name.should have(6).characters

    end
  	
  	it "should check basic math" do
      (2+2).should eq 4
    end

  	it "should check basic spelling" do
      "Hello".should include('llo')
    end

  end

end