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assertEquals and assertNotEquals, use assertNotEquals with caution

黄舟
黄舟Original
2016-12-28 11:49:273530browse

When using

assertEquals(long actual, long expected) and assertNotEquals(**,**) in org.testng.Assert, pay attention to comparing the data types at both ends.

         

     

                provided in the Assert class        -   assertEquals supports: boolean double float int long Map Object byte[] byte char Coolection, etc. See API

for details assertNotEquals only supports three types: float double Object.

If an unsupported data type is used, Object will be called!

# For example:

    long long1 = 10L;
    long long2 = 10L;
// 以下 代码 全部通过,不会产生 assert 退出;
    Assert.assertEquals(long1, long2); //Assert.assertEqualslong,long)
    Assert.assertEquals(long1, 10); //Assert.assertEquals(long,long)
    Assert.assertNotEquals(long1, 10);//Assert.assertNotEquals(Object,Object)
    Assert.assertNotEquals(long2, 10); //Assert.assertNotEquals(Object,Object)
    
    Assert.assertNotEquals(long2, 9);//Assert.assertNotEquals(Object,Object)

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