String Assert

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 );

See also...

• String Constraints