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PyUnit Assertions
Assertion commands check and validate a given condition’s result, whether True or False.
Some of the most commonly used assertions are as follows in table format: Â
| Assertion | Description |
| Â assertTrue(x) | This method returns True if bool(x) is True |
| Â assertFalse(x) | This method returns True if bool(x) is False |
| Â assertEqual(a, b) | This method returns True if a == b |
| Â assertNotEqual(a,b) | This method returns True if a != b |
| Â assertIn(a,b) | This method returns True if a is in b |
| Â assertNotIn(a,b) | This method returns True if a is not in b |
| Â assertGreater(a,b) | This method returns True if a > b |
| Â assertGreaterEqual(a,b) | This method returns True if a >= b |
| Â assertLess(a,b) | This method returns True if a < b |
| Â assertLessEqual(a,b) | This method returns True if a <= b |
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To get the full list use the Eclipse IDE.
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Assert statements mark the test as pass or fail depending on the expected conditions and actual results during the test run.
Failed assertions will throw : AssertionError