Assertions for Testing Relational Comparisons in Selenium with Python

There are numerous assertions available to test relational comparisons in Selenium. They are listed below −

• assertGreater – This assertion has two parameters. A comparison is done between the first and second parameter. In case the first parameter is greater than the second one, the test case is considered a pass; else the test case is failed.

The third parameter of assertGreater is an optional one. It is mostly used for informational purposes for result analysis.

Syntax

assertGreater(3, 2)

• assertGreaterEqual – This assertion has two parameters. A comparison is done between the first and second parameter. In case the first parameter is greater than equal to the second one, the test case is considered a pass; else the test case is failed.

The third parameter of assertGreaterEqual is an optional one. It is mostly used for informational purposes for result analysis.

Syntax

assertGreater(2, 2)

• assertLesser – This assertion has two parameters. A comparison is done between the first and second parameter. In case the first parameter is less than the second one, the test case is considered a pass; else the test case is failed.

The third parameter of assertLesser is an optional one. It is mostly used for informational purposes for result analysis.

Syntax

assertLesser(2, 3)

• assertLesserEqual – This assertion has two parameters. A comparison is done between the first and second parameter. In case the first parameter is less than equal to the second one, the test case is considered a pass; else the test case is failed.

The third parameter of assertLesserEqual is an optional one. It is mostly used for informational purposes for result analysis.

Syntax

assertLesserEqual(1, 3)