StringAssert

The StringAssert class provides a number of methods that are useful when examining string values.
StringAssert.Contains(string expected, string actual);
StringAssert.Contains(string expected, string actual,
                      string message, params object[] args);

StringAssert.DoesNotContain(string expected, string actual);
StringAssert.DoesNotContain(string expected, string actual,
                            string message, params object[] args);

StringAssert.StartsWith(string expected, string actual);
StringAssert.StartsWith(string expected, string actual,
                        string message, params object[] args);

StringAssert.DoesNotStartsWith(string expected, string actual);
StringAssert.DoesNotStartsWith(string expected, string actual,
                               string message, params object[] args);

StringAssert.EndsWith(string expected, string actual);
StringAssert.EndsWith(string expected, string actual,
                      string message, params object[] args);

StringAssert.DoesNotEndWith(string expected, string actual);
StringAssert.DoesNotEndWith(string expected, string actual,
                            string message, params object[] args);

StringAssert.AreEqualIgnoringCase(string expected, string actual);
StringAssert.AreEqualIgnoringCase(string expected, string actual,
                                  string message params object[] args);

StringAssert.AreNotEqualIgnoringCase(string expected, string actual);
StringAssert.AreNotEqualIgnoringCase(string expected, string actual,
                                     string message params object[] args);

StringAssert.IsMatch(string regexPattern, string actual);
StringAssert.IsMatch(string regexPattern, string actual,
                    string message, params object[] args);

StringAssert.DoesNotMatch(string regexPattern, string actual);
StringAssert.DoesNotMatch(string regexPattern, string actual,
                          string message, params object[] args);
StringAssert

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