Using TestNG's Assert.assertEquals(double expected, double actual, double delta)
, what would be a good number to use for a delta using the following numbers (assertion failed because there is no delta)
AssertionError: expected [121.97] but found [121.96999999999998]
I tried using 1
, .01
, and .001
, but all three passed. I want to keep the allowance for success to be very small (in other words, if the "actual numbers" (from my perspective anyways) were 121.97 and 121.96 I want the test to to fail. Thanks!
If you want your test to fail for 121.97
and 121.96
...
try using delta that is smaller than
|121.97 - 121.96| = 0.01
.
How about:
final double DELTA = 0.001;
assertEquals(121.97, 121.96, DELTA);
Output:
java.lang.AssertionError: expected [121.96] but found [121.97]
Expected :121.96
Actual :121.97
In general case... if you want your assertion to fail for a
and b
,
use delta that is smaller than |a - b|
.