
library(testthat)

source("user_code.R")
test_that("student list structure is correct", {
    expect_true(exists("student"), info = "student list does not exist")
    expect_true(is.list(student), info = "student is not a list")
    expect_true("name" %in% names(student), info = "student list missing 'name'")
    expect_true("age" %in% names(student), info = "student list missing 'age'")
    expect_true("courses" %in% names(student), info = "student list missing 'courses'")
    expect_true(is.list(student$courses), info = "student$courses is not a list")
    expect_true(all(c("Math", "History", "Biology") %in% names(student$courses)), info = "courses list missing at least one required course")
    expect_equal(student$name, "Alex Smith", info = "student name is not 'Alex Smith'")
    expect_equal(student$age, 20, info = "student age is not 20")
    expect_equal(student$courses$Math, 88, info = "Math grade is not 88")
    expect_equal(student$courses$History, 92, info = "History grade is not 92")
    expect_equal(student$courses$Biology, 85, info = "Biology grade is not 85")
})

test_that("math_grade variable is correct and printed", {
    expect_true(exists("math_grade"), info = "math_grade variable does not exist")
    expect_equal(math_grade, 88, info = "math_grade does not equal 88")
    out_user_code <- capture.output(print(math_grade))
    expect_true(any(grepl("88", out_user_code)), info = "math_grade value was not printed correctly")
})

test_main.R

Focus on practical skills for cleaning and transforming tabular data in R using data frames. Learn to create, modify, filter, and sort data for analysis, with hands-on challenges to reinforce each concept.

Challenge: Work with Named and Nested Lists

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Challenge: Work with Named and Nested Lists

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