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What will the following Jest test case verify about the 'calculateDiscount' function for an online store application?

describe('Discount calculations', () => {
  test('should apply a 10% discount for VIP customers', () => {
    const price = 100;
    const customer = { type: 'VIP' };
    expect(calculateDiscount(price, customer)).toBeLessThanOrEqual(90);
  });

  test('should not give a discount for non-VIP customers', () => {
    const price = 100;
    const customer = { type: 'regular' };
    expect(calculateDiscount(price, customer)).toBe(100);
  });
});

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It makes sure that the 'calculateDiscount' function does not modify the price for non-VIP customers.

It checks if the 'calculateDiscount' function returns a price less than or equal to 90 when a VIP customer is passed.

It ensures that the 'calculateDiscount' function gives a 10% discount to regular customers.

It asserts that the return value for a VIP customer should be a discount of no more than 10% on the original price.

It tests whether the 'calculate.keyDown' function exists and allows adding custom discount logic for VIP customers.

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