Verify that predicate isConsistent returns true, otherwise report assertion violation.Explain if the assertion is executed even in production environment or not.
use PerlX::Assert;
assert { is_consistent };
#include <assert.h>
assert(isConsistent());
(assert (true? (isConsistent)))
(assert (isConsistent))
#include <cassert>
using System.Diagnostics;
var result = isConsistent(); Trace.Assert(result);
var result = isConsistent(); Debug.Assert(result);
assert(isConsistent);
assert(isConsistent)
if (.not. isconsistent) stop "Inconsistent state"
if !isConsistent() { panic("State consistency violated") }
assert isConsistent()
import Control.Exception.Base
let x' = assert isConsistent x
console.assert(_isConsistent);
assert isConsistent() : "State consistency violated";
assert(isConsistent() , "Assertion violation")
assert(_isConsistent);
{$ASSERTIONS ON} Assert(isConsistent,'isConsistent assertion failed.');
assert isConsistent
raise unless isConsistent
assert!(is_consistent);
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