selenium - unittest assertion methods

Whether performed by the test, the test is obtained by determining the actual results with the expected results of the decision are equal. Unittest TestCase class frame, provides the following methods for determining the test results:

• assertEqual (a, b, MSG) assert a and b are equal, if not equal, the test fails. msg is optional, for printing information when failure       
• assertNotEqual (a, b) to assert a and b are equal, are equal if the test fails
• assertTrue(x)
• assertFalse(x)
• assertIs (a, b) determining whether a and b are the same object
• assertIsNot(a, b)
• assertIsNone(x)
• assertIsNotNone(x)
• assertIn(a, b)      a in b
• assertNotIn(a, b)

 

For example as follows:

1. assertEqual()

. 1  Import the unittest
 2  
. 3  
. 4  class the Test (of unittest.TestCase):
 . 5      DEF the setUp (Self):
 . 6          self.a = int (INPUT ( ' Enter a number: ' ))
 . 7  
. 8      DEF TEST_1 (Self):
 . 9          Self. assertEqual (self.a, 10, ' you entered is not 10 ' )    # compares the input number is equal to 10, if not equal msg defined output 
10  
. 11      DEF the tearDown (Self):
 12 is          Pass 
13 is  
14  
15  IF  the __name__ == ' __main__ ':
16     unittest.main()

 

2. assertTrue()

 1 import unittest
 2 
 3 
 4 def is_prime(num):
 5     if num <= 1:
 6         return False
 7 
 8     for i in range(2, num):
 9         if num % i == 0:
10             return False
11 
12     return True
13 
14 
15 class Test(unittest.TestCase):
16     def setUp(self):
17         pass
18 
19     def test_1(self):
20 is          self.assertTrue (is_prime (7), ' this is not a prime number ' )    # 7 determines whether or not a prime number, if not, an error message is printed 
21 is  
22 is      DEF the tearDown (Self):
 23 is          Pass 
24  
25  
26 is  IF  the __name__ == ' __main__ ' :
 27      unittest.main ()

 

3. assertIn()

. 1  Import the unittest
 2  
. 3  
. 4  class the Test (of unittest.TestCase):
 . 5      DEF the setUp (Self):
 . 6          Pass 
. 7  
. 8      DEF the tearDown (Self):
 . 9          Pass 
10  
. 11      DEF test1 (Self):
 12 is          A = ' A Dog ' 
13 is          B = ' the this iS a Dog ' 
14          self.assertIn (a, b, ' does not include ' )   # determines whether contained in a (b), if included, the print error information 
15  
16  
. 17  iF __name__ == '__main__':
18     unittest.main()