Testing the Impossible: Asserting Several Values At Once

23. March, 2009 at 16:58 | In Software | 2 Comments
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So you want to check several values at once, maybe because that helps you to locate the error more easily. Simple:

int v1 = list1.size();
int v2 = list2.size();
int v3 = list3.size();

assertEquals (
      "list1=5\n"
    + "list2=2\n"
    + "list3=0\n"
    , "list1="+v1+"\n"
    + "list2="+v2+"\n"
    + "list3="+v3+"\n"

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