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#desc An incomplete test for physics.py.
#desc For the most part, physics.py is tested as a consequence of being
#desc used by other classes.  The code here just tests a few things that
#desc were missed elsewhere.
import physics
import test_util
class Speed_prior_broken_name(physics.Speed_prior_explanation):
    def __init__(self):
        # No call to Speed_prior_explanation.__init__ here.
        # We should have a functioning __str__ method anyway.
        pass

test_util.assert_equals(str(Speed_prior_broken_name()),
                        "Speed_prior_broken_name(Unnamed)")