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How to use haveSameClass method of org.assertj.core.internal.Objects class

Best Assertj code snippet using org.assertj.core.internal.Objects.haveSameClass

...175   * @throws NullPointerException if the actual value is null.176   * @throws NullPointerException if the given object is null.177   */178  public void assertHasSameClassAs(AssertionInfo info, Object actual, Object other) {179    if (!haveSameClass(actual, other, info)) throw failures.failure(info, shouldHaveSameClass(actual, other));180  }181  private boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other, AssertionInfo info) {182    assertNotNull(info, actual);183    checkNotNull(other, "The given object should not be null");184    Class<?> actualClass = actual.getClass();185    Class<?> otherClass = other.getClass();186    return actualClass.equals(otherClass);187  }188  /**189   * Verifies that the actual value does not have the same class as the given object.190   *191   * @param info contains information about the assertion.192   * @param actual the given object.193   * @param other the object to check type against.194   * @throws AssertionError if the actual has the same type has the given object.195   * @throws NullPointerException if the actual value is null.196   * @throws NullPointerException if the given object is null.197   */198  public void assertDoesNotHaveSameClassAs(AssertionInfo info, Object actual, Object other) {199    if (haveSameClass(actual, other, info)) throw failures.failure(info, shouldNotHaveSameClass(actual, other));200  }201  /**202   * Verifies that the actual value is exactly a instance of given type.203   *204   * @param info contains information about the assertion.205   * @param actual the given object.206   * @param type the type to check the actual value against.207   * @throws AssertionError if the actual is not exactly a instance of given type.208   * @throws NullPointerException if the actual value is null.209   * @throws NullPointerException if the given object is null.210   */211  public void assertIsExactlyInstanceOf(AssertionInfo info, Object actual, Class<?> type) {212    if (!actualIsExactlyInstanceOfType(actual, type, info))213      throw failures.failure(info, shouldBeExactlyInstance(actual, type));...

haveSameClass

Using AI Code Generation

1private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {2    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);3}4private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {5    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);6}7private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {8    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);9}10private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {11    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);12}13private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {14    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);15}16private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {17    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);18}19private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {20    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);21}22private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {23    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);24}25private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {26    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);27}28private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {29    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);30}31private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {32    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);33}34private static boolean haveSameClass(Object actual, Object other) {35    return Objects.instance().haveSameClass(actual, other);36}

haveSameClass

Using AI Code Generation

1public void should_pass_if_actual_and_expected_have_same_class() {2  Object actual = new Object();3  Object expected = new Object();4  objects.assertHasSameClassAs(someInfo(), actual, expected);5}6public void should_pass_if_actual_and_expected_have_same_class() {7  Object actual = new Object();8  Object expected = new Object();9  objects.assertHasSameClassAs(someInfo(), actual, expected);10}11public void should_pass_if_actual_and_expected_have_same_class() {12  Object actual = new Object();13  Object expected = new Object();14  objects.assertHasSameClassAs(someInfo(), actual, expected);15}16public void should_pass_if_actual_and_expected_have_same_class() {17  Object actual = new Object();18  Object expected = new Object();19  objects.assertHasSameClassAs(someInfo(), actual, expected);20}21public void should_pass_if_actual_and_expected_have_same_class() {22  Object actual = new Object();23  Object expected = new Object();24  objects.assertHasSameClassAs(someInfo(), actual, expected);25}26public void should_pass_if_actual_and_expected_have_same_class() {27  Object actual = new Object();28  Object expected = new Object();29  objects.assertHasSameClassAs(someInfo(), actual, expected);30}31public void should_pass_if_actual_and_expected_have_same_class() {32  Object actual = new Object();33  Object expected = new Object();34  objects.assertHasSameClassAs(someInfo(), actual, expected);35}36public void should_pass_if_actual_and_expected_have_same_class() {

haveSameClass

Using AI Code Generation

1assertThat("foo").hasSameClassAs("bar");2assertThat("foo").hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));3assertThat(new String("foo")).hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));4assertThat(new String("foo")).hasSameClassAs(new Integer(1));5assertThat(new String("foo")).hasSameClassAs(new Object());6assertThat(new String("foo")).hasSameClassAs(null);7assertThat((String) null).hasSameClassAs(null);8assertThat((String) null).hasSameClassAs(new Object());9assertThat((String) null).hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));10assertThat((String) null).hasSameClassAs(new Integer(1));11assertThat(new Integer(1)).hasSameClassAs(new Integer(1));12assertThat(new Integer(1)).hasSameClassAs(new Object());13assertThat(new Integer(1)).hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));14assertThat(new Integer(1)).hasSameClassAs(null);15assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());16assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));17assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Integer(1));18assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(null);19assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());20assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));21assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Integer(1));22assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(null);23assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());24assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));25assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Integer(1));26assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(null);27assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());28assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));29assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Integer(1));30assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(null);31assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());32assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));33assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Integer(1));34assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(null);35assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());36assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new String("bar"));37assertThat(new Object

haveSameClass

Using AI Code Generation

1assertThat(1).hasSameClassAs(1);2assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());3assertThat(1).hasNotSameClassAs(new Object());4assertThat(1).isSameClassAs(1);5assertThat(new Object()).isSameClassAs(new Object());6assertThat(1).isNotSameClassAs(new Object());7assertThat(1).isSameClassAs(1);8assertThat(new Object()).isSameClassAs(new Object());9assertThat(1).isNotSameClassAs(new Object());10assertThat(1).isSameClassAs(1);11assertThat(new Object()).isSameClassAs(new Object());12assertThat(1).isNotSameClassAs(new Object());13assertThat(1).isSameClassAs(1);14assertThat(new Object()).isSameClassAs(new Object());15assertThat(1).isNotSameClassAs(new Object());16assertThat(1).isSameClassAs(1);17assertThat(new Object()).isSameClassAs(new Object());18assertThat(1).isNotSameClassAs(new Object());19assertThat(1).isSameClassAs(1);20assertThat(new Object()).isSameClassAs(new Object());21assertThat(1).isNotSameClassAs(new Object());22assertThat(1).isSameClassAs(1);23assertThat(new Object()).isSameClassAs(new Object());24assertThat(1).isNotSameClassAs(new Object());25assertThat(1).isSameClassAs(1);26assertThat(new Object()).isSameClassAs(new Object());27assertThat(1).isNotSameClassAs(new Object());

haveSameClass

Using AI Code Generation

1public void testHaveSameClass() {2    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());3}4public void testHaveSameClass() {5    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());6}7public void testHaveSameClass() {8    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());9}10public void testHaveSameClass() {11    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());12}13public void testHaveSameClass() {14    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());15}16public void testHaveSameClass() {17    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());18}19public void testHaveSameClass() {20    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());21}22public void testHaveSameClass() {23    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());24}25public void testHaveSameClass() {26    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());27}28public void testHaveSameClass() {29    assertThat(new Object()).hasSameClassAs(new Object());30}

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