[Solved] Identify the error in this pytest assertion:def test_strings(): s1 = "hello" s2 = "Hello" assert s1 != s2 | PyTest

PyTest - Writing Assertions

Identify the error in this pytest assertion:

def test_strings():
    s1 = "hello"
    s2 = "Hello"
    assert s1 != s2

ANo error, test passes because strings differ in case

BSyntax error due to missing parentheses

CAssertion should use == instead of !=

DVariables s1 and s2 are not defined

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Compare string values with case sensitivity
Strings "hello" and "Hello" differ in case, so they are not equal.
Step 2: Check assertion correctness
The assertion assert s1 != s2 correctly checks that the strings are not equal, so the test passes without error.
Final Answer:
No error, test passes because strings differ in case -> Option A
Quick Check:
"hello" != "Hello" is True [OK]

Quick Trick: String comparison is case-sensitive by default [OK]

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