Summary of assertions for Python's unittest framework

The common assertion methods are as follows:

Assertfalse: Returns True;self.assertfalse when false (expression, "message printed when expression is true")

Asserttrue: Returns True;self.asserttrue when True (expression, "message printed when expression is false")

Asserequal: Equality returns true;self.assertequal (expression 1, expression 2, "expression 1 is not equal to expression 2 o'clock printed message")

Assertnotequal: Unequal returns true;self.assertnotequal (expression 1, expression 2, "expression 1 equals expression 2 o'clock printed message")

Assertisnone: Does not exist, then pass;self.assertisnone (expression, "If expression exists for printed message")

Assertisnotnone: exists, then pass;self.assertisnotnone (expression, "if the expression does not exist with printed message")

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Assertalmostequal (first, second[, places, ...])	For decimals, place is supposed to be at least a few equal Boolean values of 1 (the default is 7), and the assertion fails if it differs within the place bit.
Assertdictcontainssubset (expected, actual[, MSG])	Check if the actual is over-expected
Assertdictequal (d1, d2[, MSG])	Whether the dictionary is the same
Assertequal (First, second[, MSG])	Two numbers before and after the failure
Assertfalse (expr[, MSG])	Checks whether an expression is false
Assertgreater (A, b[, MSG])	Same as Self.asserttrue (a > B), but with more set conditions.
Assertgreaterequal (A, b[, MSG])	Same as Self.asserttrue (a > =b) usage, but with more set conditions.
Assertin (Member, container[, MSG])	Self.asserttrue (A in B)
Assertis (Expr1, expr2[, MSG])	Asserttrue (A is B)
Assertisinstance (obj, cls[, MSG])	Isinstance (A, B)
Assertisnone (obj[, MSG])	OBJ is none.
Assertisnot (Expr1, expr2[, MSG])	A is not B.
Assertisnotnone (obj[, MSG])	OBJ is not none.
Assertitemsequal (Expected_seq, actual_seq[, MSG])	An unordered sequence-specific comparison.
Assertless (A, b[, MSG])	Just like Self.asserttrue (a < b), but with a nicer default message.
Assertlessequal (A, b[, MSG])	Just like Self.asserttrue (a <= b), but with a nicer default message.
Assertlistequal (List1, list2[, MSG])	List1 and List2 are equal.
Assertmultilineequal (First, second[, MSG])	Asserts that 2 multi-line strings are equal
Assertnotalmostequal (First, second[, ...])	Fail if the objects is equal as determined by their difference rounded to the given number of decimal places (default 7) and comparing to zero, or by comparing, the between the and the objects are less than the given delta.
Assertnotalmostequals (First, second[, ...])	Fail if the objects is equal as determined by their difference rounded to the given number of decimal places (default 7) and comparing to zero, or by comparing, the between the and the objects are less than the given delta.
Assertnotequal (First, second[, MSG])	Fail if the objects is equal as determined by the ' = = '
Assertnotequals (First, second[, MSG])	Fail if the objects is equal as determined by the ' = = '
Assertnotin (Member, container[, MSG])	Just like Self.asserttrue (a No in B), but with a nicer default message.
Assertnotisinstance (obj, cls[, MSG])	Included for symmetry with Assertisinstance.
Assertnotregexpmatches (text, unexpected_regexp)	If the text matches the regular expression, it will fail.
Assertraises (excclass[, Callableobj])	Unless the Excclass class throws an exception failure
Assertraisesregexp (expected_exception, ...)	The message is considered to match a regular expression in the case of an exception being thrown.
Assertregexpmatches (text, expected_regexp[, MSG])	The test fails unless the text matches the regular expression.
Assertsequenceequal (seq1, seq2[, MSG, Seq_type])	An equality assertion for ordered sequences (like lists and tuples).
Assertsetequal (Set1, set2[, MSG])	A set-specific Equality assertion.
Asserttrue (expr[, MSG])	Check the expression is true.
Asserttupleequal (Tuple1, tuple2[, MSG])	A tuple-specific Equality assertion.
Assert_ (expr[, MSG])	Check the expression is true.

Summary of assertions for Python's unittest framework