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from django.test import TestCase
from users import userRegistration
class UserRegistartionTest(TestCase):
"""set up the tests"""
def setup():
user = {
name : "",
email : "",
password : ""
}
"""test that a user cannot submit empty details on registration"""
def test_user_cannot_submit_empty_data():
self.assertEqual(userRegistration(user), "You cannot submit empty data")
@Teatoller
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Hello Sharkdevs,

Overall a simple and well-written code.
I have a concern on the positioning of the Docstring test that a user cannot submit empty details on registration
It does not seem to conform with convention.

Regards
Steven Ennis

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Ensure to separate your methods by putting a blank line between them. Also, check how your class has been named. Use UserRegistrationTest instead of UserRegistartionTest

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