Steven Giesel • 11/18/2024

How to assert assumptions in code that might not be true?

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This technical article discusses using Debug.Assert and Trace.Assert in C# to document and validate assumptions in code during development. It explains how Debug.Assert only runs in debug mode, providing a safety net for data or environment assumptions without impacting release builds, and contrasts it with Trace.Assert.

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