Week 4: Compounding Errors

So, do you remember last week when I said there was an error causing tests to fail? And do you remember when I said we fixed it?

I guess it hasn't been fixed.
It seems that all of this has to do with the same test, though, so it isn't too bad. The test labeled "Test002" keeps failing, for unknown reasons (I think we will be able to figure this out soon) and that test is called in other tests. For example, Test005 calls Test002, so it automatically fails. Test011 calls Test005, so it automatically fails. Test014 calls Test011, so it automatically fails, etc.
So, this is a lesson in code reusability. Yes, it is great and efficient to use previously made methods like this. However, there is always the risk of a program failing due to the reused code and not the important segment that we are interested in. Oh well, we will figure this out and continue onward.

Also, this is a reminder that next week is a break week for most students, and including myself. Look for my next post in around two weeks!
-Chris