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Awesome AssertJ: Using Our Own Assertions Class
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Awesome AssertJ: Comparing Objects Recursively
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Awesome AssertJ: Writing Assertions For Optional
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Awesome AssertJ: Assertions For An URL Object
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Awesome AssertJ: Check Base64 Encoded Strings
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Awesome AssertJ: Use String Template To Verify String Value
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Awesome AssertJ: Check String Starts Or Ends With A Given Value
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