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notStrictEqual( actual, expected, [message] )
A stricter comparison assertion then notEqual.
Similar to notEqual(), but passes only when arguments have the same type.
Passes if actual !== expected.
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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Two example assertions showing the difference between notEqual and notStrictEqual.
test("a test", function() {
var actual = 0;
notEqual(actual, false, "Fails, as 0 and false both default to false, so end up being equal");
notStrictEqual(actual, false, "Passes, as 0 is Number and false is Boolean, therefore not strictly equal");
});
