Create test cases easily for C CPP #727
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While creating a C or CPP standard function based question, the standard test case will simply be the assert function of CPP. This replaces the writing of complete C code and print inputs and expected output for the user code evaluation. Now the creator simply needs to write the assert function. Example: For add function (adding two numbers), the test case will be: assert(add(1, 2) == 3)
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While creating a C or CPP standard function based question,
the standard test case will simply be the assert function of CPP.
This replaces the writing of complete C code and print inputs and
expected output for the user code evaluation.
Now the creator simply needs to write the assert function.
Example: For add function (adding two numbers), the test case will be:
assert(add(1, 2) == 3)
closes #728