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 ### Write Test Functions in Python
 
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+In this example, we are using the **ASSERT*** functionalities, becase they throw an exception in case the expected value does not match the actual value. Your test execution stops in this case.
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+You can also use **EXPECT*** functions. They return *true* or *false* and you can decide yourself ho your test continues.
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+For details, see {{< docuLinks "/Resources/Documentation/Publish/SDK/TestCenterReference/namespaceTestSupport_1_1Macros.html" "TestCenter Reference" >}}
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 #### Preparations
 Before writing a test case, we need some helper functions in Python, which we will use in our test cases. The first thing we need is a function to load images.
 

mevislab.github.io/content/tutorials/testing/testingexample1.md

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 ## Introduction
 In this example you will learn how to write an automated test for a simple network using the `DicomImport`, `MinMaxScan`, and `View3D` modules. Afterward, you will be able to write test cases for any other module and network yourself.
 
+MeVisLab provides two options to compare a test result with an expected result:
+#### ASSERT
+Multiple **ASSERT_*** functions to compare expected and actual result are available, for example **ASSERT_EQ()** (check if two values are equal) or **ASSERT_GT()** (check if value is greater than another value).
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+In case an assertion fails, an exception is thrown and the test execution stops.
+#### EXPECT
+The same comparisons can be done by using **EXPECT_***. The functions return *true* or *false* and depending on the result you can decide how to proceed.
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+Make sure to use the right comparison methods depending on your needs.
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 ## Steps to Do
 
 ### Creating the Network to be Used for Testing
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 The value of our `DicomImport`s *progress* field is saved as the *currentValue* variable and compared to the *expectedValue* variable by calling *ASSERT_FLOAT_EQ(expectedValue,currentValue)* to determine if the DICOM import has finished (*currentValue* and *expectedValue* are equal) or not. 
 
+You can play around with the differences between **ASSERT_FLOAT_EQ()** and **EXPECT_FLOAT_EQ()** and le your test fail to see the differences.
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 ### Run Your Test Case
 Open the TestCase Manager und run your test by selecting your test case and clicking on the *Play* button in the bottom right corner.
 
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 * MeVisLab provides a TestCenter for writing automated tests in Python.
 * Tests can be executed on networks and macro modules.
 * The test results are shown in a ReportViewer.
+* **ASSERT*** functions throw an exception if the expected result differs from the actual result. The test run is aborted in such a case.
+* **EXPECT*** functions return *true* or *false*. You can decide yoursel how to continue your test.
 
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 4. The final test functions *ASSERT_EQ* evaluate if the given values are equal.
 
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-You can use many other *ASSERT** possibilities, just try using the MATE autocompletion and play around with them.
+You can use many other **ASSERT*** possibilities, just try using the MATE autocompletion and play around with them. **ASSERT*** functions throw an exception in case expected and actul values do not fit. Your test execution stops in this case.
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+You can also use **EXPECT*** functions. They return *true* or *false* and you can decide yourself ho your test continues.
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+For details, see {{< docuLinks "/Resources/Documentation/Publish/SDK/TestCenterReference/namespaceTestSupport_1_1Macros.html" "TestCenter Reference" >}}
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 ### Run Your Iterative Test