# Functions go here

#Check that users have entered a valid option based on a list
def answer_compare(user, answer):

    # If the user and the actual answer is the same, it's correct
    if user == answer:
        result = "correct"

    # If it's not correct, then it's incorrect
    else:
        result = "incorrect"

    return result

# Automated testing is below in the form (test_case, expected_value)
to_test = [
    ("4", '4', 'correct'),
    ('6', '8', 'incorrect'),
    ('42', '21', 'incorrect'),
    ('3', '5', 'incorrect'),
    ('60', '60', 'correct'),
    ('24', '30', 'incorrect'),
    ('99', '90', 'incorrect'),
    ('45', '48', 'incorrect'),
    ('72', '72', 'correct'),
]

# run tests!

for item in to_test:
     # retrieve test case and expected value
     user = item[0]
     answer = item[1]
     expected = item[2]

     # get actual value (ie: test ticket function)
     actual = answer_compare(user, answer)

     # compare actual and expected and output pass / fail
     if actual == expected:
          print(f" Passed! Case: {user} vs {answer}, expected: {expected}, received: {actual}")
     else:
          print(f" Failed! Case: {user} vs {answer}, expected: {expected}, received: {actual}")