tests_test_worksheet.R

library(testthat)
library(digest)

# Round double to precise integer
#
# `int_round` works to create an integer corresponding to a number that is 
# tested up to a particular decimal point of precision. This is useful when 
# there is a need to compare a numeric value using hashes.
#
# @param x Double vector of length one.
# @param digits Double vector of length one to specify decimal point of precision. Negative numbers can be used to specifying significant digits > 0.1.
#
# @return Integer vector of length one corresponding to a particular decimal point of precision.
#
# @examples
# # to get an integer up to two decimals of precision from 234.56789
# int_round(234.56789, 2)
#
# to get an integer rounded to the hundred digit from 234.56789
# int_round(234.56789, -2)
int_round <- function(x, digits){
    x = x * 10^digits
    xint = as.integer(x)
    xint1 = xint + 1L
    if (abs(xint - x) < abs(xint1 - x)){
        return(xint)
    }
    else {
        return(xint1)
    }
}

test_answer <- function(){
    test_that('checking answer', {
        expect_equal(answer, 'test') # wrong
        })
print("Success!")
    }