Introduction
Assert verifies conditions in unit tests using true/false propositions.
The Assert type exposes the following members.
| Name | Description |
| Overloaded. Verifies that specified values are equal. | |
| Overloaded. Verifies that specified values are not equal. | |
| Overloaded. Verifies that specified object variables refer to different objects. | |
| Overloaded. Verifies that specified object variables refer to the same object. | |
| Do not use this method. | |
| Overloaded. Fails an assertion without checking any conditions. | |
| Overloaded. Indicates that an assertion cannot be proven true or false. Also used to indicate an assertion that has not yet been implemented. | |
| Overloaded. Verifies that a specified condition is false. | |
| Overloaded. Verifies that a specified object is an instance of a specified type. | |
| Overloaded. Verifies that a specified object is not an instance of a specified type. | |
| Overloaded. Verifies that a specified object is not nullNothingnullptra null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic). | |
| Overloaded. Verifies that a specified object is null. | |
| Overloaded. Verifies that a specified condition is true. | |
| In a string, replaces null characters ('\0') with "\\0". |
Hope this helps.
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Arun Manglick || Senior Tech Lead
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