I took up this program because it does not require the users to know any specific domain. Even people who are new to OOPS can do this in a procedural language. In other words, the purpose is to just learn TDD. Rest is not of concern.
Different versions of TDD implementation of FizzBuzz. Each branch will have another version of the implementation with master branch not having any code.
To simulate real behavior as closely as possible and to drive the message that even toy code can have "change requests", I have added the requirements in two parts.
The requirements for the program are as follows:
Print numbers from 1 to 100.
But for the multiples of 3, print Fizz instead and for multiples of 5, print Buzz.
For multiples of both, print FizzBuzz.
If the number contains a 3 (for example 23), print Bizz.
If the number contains a 5, print Fuzz (if it contains multiple 3s or 5s, just print one Bizz or Fuzz).
If the number contains more than one of these attributes, print every word (for example 33 prints FizzBizz, as 33 is both a multiple of 3 and contains the digit 3).
TBD