Assert

Python Assert will throw an error if a conditional does NOT equal True. This is most commonly used when debugging your code.

Python Assert will throw an error if a conditional does NOT equal True. This is most commonly used when debugging your code.

x = 5
assert x==5

Remember that a conditional is denoted by the double equals sign “==”

It is roughly similar to:

if not condition:
raise AssertionError()

Let’s take a look at a python assert code sample

Link to code