assertTrueExpected

assertTrueExpected is a testing assertion function commonly found in various programming language testing frameworks. Its primary purpose is to verify that a given condition or expression evaluates to a specific expected boolean value, typically true.

The function takes two main arguments: the actual value being tested and the expected value. If the actual value matches the expected value (in this case, both being true), the test case passes. If the actual value does not match the expected value, the test case fails, and an error message is usually generated, indicating the discrepancy between the actual and expected results.

This assertion is fundamental for writing unit tests and integration tests, allowing developers to confirm that code behaves as intended under specific conditions. For instance, when testing a function that is supposed to return true if a user is logged in, assertTrueExpected would be used to assert that the function indeed returns true after a successful login attempt. Its counterpart, assertFalseExpected, serves the opposite purpose, verifying that a condition evaluates to false. The presence of "Expected" in its name emphasizes the direct comparison between the observed outcome and the predetermined expected outcome.