Examples with BInteger org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger used on opensource projects

Example 96 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class DivisionOperationTest method testIntDivideByFloat.

@Test(description = "Test integer division by float")
public void testIntDivideByFloat() {
    int a = Integer.MAX_VALUE;
    double b = 1.23456789d;
    double expectedResult = a / b;
    BValue[] args = { new BInteger(a), new BFloat(b) };
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invoke(result, "intDivideByFloat", args);
    Assert.assertEquals(returns.length, 1);
    Assert.assertSame(returns[0].getClass(), BFloat.class, "Return type of the division is invalid");
    double actualResult = ((BFloat) returns[0]).floatValue();
    Assert.assertEquals(actualResult, expectedResult, DELTA, "Result of the division operation is incorrect");
}

Example 97 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class DivisionOperationTest method testFloatDivisionInt.

@Test
public void testFloatDivisionInt() {
    BValue[] args = { new BFloat(110f), new BInteger(22) };
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invoke(result, "floatDivideByInt", args);
    Assert.assertTrue(returns[0] instanceof BFloat);
    final String expected = "5.0";
    Assert.assertEquals(returns[0].stringValue(), expected);
}

Example 98 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class GreaterLessThanOperationTest method testFloatRangeExpr.

@Test(description = "Test float greater than, less than expression")
public void testFloatRangeExpr() {
    BValue[] args = { new BFloat(-123.8f) };
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invoke(result, "testFloatRanges", args);
    Assert.assertEquals(returns.length, 1);
    Assert.assertSame(returns[0].getClass(), BInteger.class);
    long actual = ((BInteger) returns[0]).intValue();
    long expected = 1;
    Assert.assertEquals(actual, expected);
    args = new BValue[] { new BFloat(75.4f) };
    returns = BRunUtil.invoke(result, "testFloatRanges", args);
    actual = ((BInteger) returns[0]).intValue();
    expected = 2;
    Assert.assertEquals(actual, expected);
    args = new BValue[] { new BFloat(321.45f) };
    returns = BRunUtil.invoke(result, "testFloatRanges", args);
    actual = ((BInteger) returns[0]).intValue();
    expected = 3;
    Assert.assertEquals(actual, expected);
}

Example 99 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class GreaterLessThanOperationTest method testIntGTFloat.

@Test
public void testIntGTFloat() {
    BValue[] args = { new BInteger(110), new BFloat(22L) };
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invoke(result, "intGTFloat", args);
    Assert.assertTrue(returns[0] instanceof BBoolean);
    final String expected = "true";
    Assert.assertEquals(returns[0].stringValue(), expected);
}

Example 100 with BInteger

use of org.ballerinalang.model.values.BInteger in project ballerina by ballerina-lang.

the class ModOperationTest method intMod.

private void intMod(int val1, int val2, long expected) {
    BValue[] args = { new BInteger(val1), new BInteger(val2) };
    BValue[] returns = BRunUtil.invoke(result, "intMod", args);
    Assert.assertEquals(returns.length, 1);
    Assert.assertSame(returns[0].getClass(), BInteger.class);
    long actual = ((BInteger) returns[0]).intValue();
    Assert.assertEquals(actual, expected);
}