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chore: fix typos in Algorithms.Tests/Strings/Similarity/OptimalStringAlignmentTests.cs #558

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion Algorithms.Tests/Strings/Similarity/OptimalStringAlignmentTests.cs
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Expand Up @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ public void Calculate_OneSubstitution_ReturnsOne()
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public void Calculate_OneTransposition_ReturnsOne()
{
var result = OptimalStringAlignment.Calculate("example", "exmaple");
var result = OptimalStringAlignment.Calculate("example", "example");
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The test Calculate_OneTransposition_ReturnsOne is now comparing two identical strings ('example' and 'example'), which will return 0.0 instead of the expected 1.0. This breaks the test's purpose of validating transposition detection. The original value 'exmaple' should be restored as it correctly represents a transposition of adjacent characters 'a' and 'm'.

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var result = OptimalStringAlignment.Calculate("example", "example");
var result = OptimalStringAlignment.Calculate("example", "exmaple");

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result.Should().Be(1.0);
}

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