🧪 Add tests for python list summation function - #35
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Added `test_recursion.py` under the python directory to verify the correctness of the `addup` function defined in `recursion.py`. Tests encompass validation against empty lists, lists with a single element, positive and negative integers, floats, as well as testing range slicing. All tests pass successfully and verify existing recursive aggregation logic without regression. Co-authored-by: tsainez <13399044+tsainez@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What:
Added a suite of unit tests for the
adduprecursive summation function inpython/recursion.py. Previously, this function had no automated tests covering its edge cases or standard paths.📊 Coverage:
The new test suite covers:
range).✨ Result:
Significant improvement in test coverage for the Python codebase (
python/recursion.pylines 64-67 are fully tested). Tests successfully run using the standard Pythonunittestframework.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12662010955176572928 started by @tsainez