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Testing and Quality Assurance

MediumPython

Problem

How do you approach testing and quality assurance in your code?

Implement evaluate_test_suite(test_cases) to evaluate deterministic test results. Each test case is a dictionary with a unique string id, an expected value, and an actual value; return counts for passed and failed tests plus failing IDs in input order. Treat values as equal using Python equality.

Constraints

  • 0 <= len(test_cases) <= 10^5
  • Each test case contains a unique string id, expected value, and actual value
  • Values are directly comparable with Python equality
  • Return failure IDs in their original input order

Function Signature

def evaluate_test_suite(test_cases):
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