scratch.txt

Types of Assertions in Testing Frameworks:
Hard Assertions:
Stop the test execution if an assertion fails.

Soft Assertions:
Continue the test execution even if an assertion fails,
collecting all failures to report at the end.
Creating a object -> SoftAssert softAssertobject = new SoftAssert()
softAssertobject.assertTrue .........
after asserting all the assert scenarios
need to use assertAll() , to report all the failures at once.
    -> softAssertobject.assertAll()

1. Assert Equals
   - Compares two values for equality.
   - Example: Assert.assertEquals(expectedValue, actualValue);
2. Assert Not Equals
    - Verifies that two values are not equal.
    - Example: Assert.assertNotEquals(unexpectedValue, actualValue);
3. Assert True
    - Checks if a condition is true.
    - Example: Assert.assertTrue(condition);
4. Assert False
    - Checks if a condition is false.
    - Example: Assert.assertFalse(condition);
5. Assert Null
    - Verifies that an object is null.
    - Example: Assert.assertNull(object);
6. Assert Not Null
    - Verifies that an object is not null.
    - Example: Assert.assertNotNull(object);
7. Assert Same
    - Checks if two references point to the same object.
    - Example: Assert.assertSame(expectedObject, actualObject);
8. Assert Not Same
    - Checks if two references do not point to the same object.
    - Example: Assert.assertNotSame(unexpectedObject, actualObject);
9. Assert Array Equals
    - Compares two arrays for equality.
    - Example: Assert.assertArrayEquals(expectedArray, actualArray);

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