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Sometimes we may want to check if the method that calls taskList method successfully manipulates the list inside the taskList. In some cases programmer may forget to add new Task to the list when writing methods for a new type of class. Adding assertions to these methods can verify assumptions about Internal Invariants, Control-Flow Invariants, Preconditions, Post conditions, and Class Invariants. Assertions will remind the possible flaw in the terminal if it's asserted to be false.
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Sometimes we may want to check if the method that calls taskList method successfully manipulates the list inside the taskList.
In some cases programmer may forget to add new Task to the list when writing methods for a new type of class.
Adding assertions to these methods can verify assumptions about Internal Invariants, Control-Flow Invariants, Preconditions, Post conditions, and Class Invariants.
Assertions will remind the possible flaw in the terminal if it's asserted to be false.