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This is about the test_create_spend_chart
So I kept getting what, from all I could tell, was a completely valid result. I compared the expected string to what I was returning, newlines and all. I think I found the problem. I added three print statements to the tests,
print(self.food)
print(self.business)
print(self.entertainment)
What I get back are my print Category method for each of those categories, with amounts of deposits and withdrawals equal to those performed only in that test method. I also printed the actual and expected strings. The amounts in the bar graph for “expected” are NOT equal to what those ledgers contain at that point in time. Like it expects a huge amount of the deposit to have been spent on food and it simply hasn’t.
I can share my code, but I don’t think that is the problem. I very well could be wrong. But based on what I see when I print the self.food, self.entertainment and self.business immediately before the chart is created, I think the expectation is incorrect.
I have the actual string and expected string saved to a .txt file that I could share…
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