Examples of pokemon.Pokemon

pokemon.Pokemon
@author Josiah_Knoll, Corbyn_Johnson, Myles_BockThis is the pokemon interface that allows classes to interact with the various pokemon

    assertEquals(2.0, f.processDamageModifier(Types.WATER), .01);
  }


  @Test
  public void testProcessAttackModifierWater() {
    Pokemon p = new Pokemon();
    WaterType f = new WaterType(p);
    assertEquals(1.0, f.processDamageModifier(Types.BUG), .01);
    assertEquals(1.0, f.processDamageModifier(Types.DRAGON), .01);
    assertEquals(2.0, f.processDamageModifier(Types.ELECTRIC), .01);
    assertEquals(1.0, f.processDamageModifier(Types.FIGHTING), .01);

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    assertTrue(f.getPokemonType2() == null);
  }
  //Now we test for pokemon with 2 types
  @Test
  public void testGetType2(){
    Pokemon p = new Pokemon();
    GrassType g = new GrassType(p);
    PoisonType f = new PoisonType(g);
    
    assertTrue(f.getPokemonType1() == Types.POISON);
    assertTrue(f.getPokemonType2() == Types.GRASS);

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  /*
     * TypeDecorator tests to make sure getPokemonType1() and getPokemonType2() work
     */
  @Test //test to make sure we can get the first type and that if the pokemon has 1 type it will return taht type as an enum and return null for getPokemonType2()
  public void testGetType1(){
    Pokemon p = new Pokemon();
    WaterType f = new WaterType(p);
    assertTrue(f.getPokemonType1() == Types.WATER);
    assertTrue(f.getPokemonType2() == null);
  }

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    assertTrue(f.getPokemonType2() == null);
  }
  //Now we test for pokemon with 2 types
  @Test
  public void testGetType2(){
    Pokemon p = new Pokemon();
    GrassType g = new GrassType(p);
    PoisonType f = new PoisonType(g);
    
    assertTrue(f.getPokemonType1() == Types.POISON);
    assertTrue(f.getPokemonType2() == Types.GRASS);

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