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notDeepEqual( actual, expected, [message] )
A deep recursive comparison assertion, working on primitive types, arrays and objects, with the result inverted, passing when some property isn't equal.
Similar to deepEqual, inverting the result.
Arguments:| actual | Object | |
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| The actual result |
| expected | Object | |
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| The expected result |
| message (Optional) | String | |
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| A message to display with the assertion result |
Examples:| Name | Type |
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An example assertion showing how notDeepEqual can be used. notEqual would have the same result here, but notDeepEqual is more reliable when you have no idea what you are actually comparing.
test("a test", function() {
var actual = {a: 1};
notDeepEqual(actual, {a: "1"}, "must fail, expected value is a string, actual a number");
});
