Best Kluent code snippet using org.amshove.kluent.internal.ComparisonFailedExceptioncustomMessage.assertNotSame
assertNotSame
Using AI Code Generation
1import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs2import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs3import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs4import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs5import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs6import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs7import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs8import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs9import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs10import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs11import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs12import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs13import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs14import org.amshove.kluent.shouldNotBeSameAs
assertNotSame
Using AI Code Generation
1assertNotSame(1,1, "The two objects are same")2assertNotSame(1,2, "The two objects are not same")3assertNotSame(1,1, "The two objects are same")4assertNotSame(1,2, "The two objects are not same")5assertNotSame(1,1, "The two objects are same")6assertNotSame(1,2, "The two objects are not same")7assertNotSame(1,1, "The two objects are same")8assertNotSame(1,2, "The two objects are not same")9assertNotSame(1,1, "The two objects are same")10assertNotSame(1,2, "The two objects are not same")11assertNotSame(1,1, "The two objects are same")12assertNotSame(1,2, "The two objects are not same")13assertNotSame(1,1, "The two objects are same")14assertNotSame(1,2, "The two objects are not same")15assertNotSame(1,1, "The two objects are same")16assertNotSame(1,2, "The two objects are not same")17assertNotSame(1,1, "The two objects are same")18assertNotSame(1,2, "The two objects are not same")
assertNotSame
Using AI Code Generation
1public void assertNotSameTest() {2 assertNotSame("This is a custom message", "A", "A");3}4public void assertNotNullTest() {5 assertNotNull("This is a custom message", null);6}7public void assertNullTest() {8 assertNull("This is a custom message", "A");9}10public void assertContainsTest() {11 assertContains("This is a custom message", "A", "B");12}13public void assertNotContainsTest() {14 assertNotContains("This is a custom message", "A", "A");15}16public void assertLessTest() {17 assertLess("This is a custom message", 2, 1);18}19public void assertLessOrEqualsTest() {20 assertLessOrEquals("This is a custom message", 2, 1);21}22public void assertGreaterTest() {23 assertGreater("This is a custom message", 1, 2);24}25public void assertGreaterOrEqualsTest() {26 assertGreaterOrEquals("This is a custom message", 1, 2);27}28public void assertInstanceOfTest() {29 assertInstanceOf("This is a custom message", String.class, 1);30}
assertNotSame
Using AI Code Generation
1import org.amshove.kluent.*2fun `assertSame should fail when comparing two different objects`() {3val obj1 = Object()4val obj2 = Object()5assertNotSame(obj1, obj2)6}7import org.amshove.kluent.*8fun `assertSame should fail when comparing two different objects`() {9val obj1 = Object()10val obj2 = Object()11assertNotSame(obj1, obj2)12}13import org.amshove.kluent.*14fun `assertSame should fail when comparing two different objects`() {15val obj1 = Object()16val obj2 = Object()17assertNotSame(obj1, obj2)18}19import org.amshove.kluent.*20fun `assertSame should fail when comparing two different objects`() {21val obj1 = Object()22val obj2 = Object()23assertNotSame(obj1, obj2)24}25import org.amshove.kluent.*26fun `assertSame should fail when comparing two different objects`() {27val obj1 = Object()28val obj2 = Object()29assertNotSame(obj1, obj2)30}31import org.amshove.kluent.*32fun `assertSame should fail when comparing two different objects`() {33val obj1 = Object()34val obj2 = Object()35assertNotSame(obj1, obj2)36}37import org.amshove.kluent.*38fun `assertSame should fail when comparing two different objects`() {39val obj1 = Object()40val obj2 = Object()41assertNotSame(obj1, obj2)42}43import org.amshove.kluent.*44fun `assertSame should fail when comparing two different objects`() {
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