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This assertion is used to check if the element described by the expression contains a specific substring. For example, to test the word _Uber_ is in Uber's product names (_UberX, UberBlack, UberPool_).
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This assertion is used to check if the element described by the expression exists. The presence of the element, even empty, is enough to consider it a valid assertion.
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This assertion is used to check if the element value described by the expression is greater than a proposed value. The values can be compared as a _string_ or _number_.
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This assertion is used to check if the element described by the expression matches at least one item from a given list. For example, the category of a product is one of the approved categories such as men, women, or children.
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This assertion is used to check if the value of the element defined by the expression belongs to a specific type. This is one of the more commonly used assertions because it can be used to verify various things such as whole numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, URLs, and so forth.
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This assertion is used to check if the element value described by the expression is less than a proposed value. The values can be compared as a _string_ or _number_.
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This assertion is used to check if the element value described by the expression matches a knowledge base of some kind (e.g, U.S. state or zip code). This also gives you the ability to write your own regex (regular expression).
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