| 3 | 3 | However, it seems like it would be more maintainable if these test cases were defined in a Python module (e.g. the same `tests.py` file containing the test code). One reason is that there aren't actually that many test cases to warrant a separate file. Another is that having them as part of a Python module would permit them to be annotated with code comments. Currently, none of the test cases have any comments elaborating on what they're testing, and having them in a text file precludes that possibility. Finally, if there are any concerns about mistranscribing from the text files to a Python module, the transcription could be done with a Python script to eliminate the possibility of transcription errors. |