Issue#2: Implement Scheduler algorithm#9
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Looks good to me!! 😎
Very nice logic to implement scheduling algorithm!
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To make these tests easier to understand for other people, could you add some comments explaining the scenario for each test?
For example, in testTimeConflict, a comment like
// Verifying that a course with overlapping time is NOT added
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I check your comments! LGTM |
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Implemented logic to generate timetables by combining mandatory and optional courses, and added unit tests.