
library(testthat)

source("user_code.R")
test_that("subject_medians exists and is correct", {
  expect_true(exists("subject_medians"), info = "subject_medians variable does not exist.")
  expect_true(is.numeric(subject_medians), info = "subject_medians should be numeric.")
  expect_equal(length(subject_medians), 3, info = "subject_medians should have length 3.")
  expected_medians <- c(math = 85, english = 86, science = 89)
  expect_equal(subject_medians["math"], expected_medians["math"], info = "Median for math is incorrect.")
  expect_equal(subject_medians["english"], expected_medians["english"], info = "Median for english is incorrect.")
  expect_equal(subject_medians["science"], expected_medians["science"], info = "Median for science is incorrect.")
})

test_that("group_math_means exists and is correct", {
  expect_true(exists("group_math_means"), info = "group_math_means variable does not exist.")
  expect_true(is.numeric(group_math_means), info = "group_math_means should be numeric.")
  expect_equal(length(group_math_means), 2, info = "group_math_means should have two elements (X and Y).")
  expected_means <- c(X = mean(c(82, 76, 95)), Y = mean(c(91, 88, 79)))
  expect_equal(group_math_means["X"], expected_means["X"], info = "Mean math score for group X is incorrect.")
  expect_equal(group_math_means["Y"], expected_means["Y"], info = "Mean math score for group Y is incorrect.")
})

test_main.R

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Challenge: Grouped Means with tapply

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Challenge: Grouped Means with tapply

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