assert() in c
(Assert Truth of Expression) In the C Programming Language,
assert is a macro that is designed to be used like a function.
Following is syntax for assertion:
void assert( int expression );
Case I : WHEN expression EVALUATES true,
nothing happens and the compiler proceeds to execute successive
statements
Case II : WHEN expression EVALUATES false,
the expression, sourcecode filename, and line number are
sent to the standard error, and then abort() function is called.
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