aindrea
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I am using VS 2015, and I have written both a dummy test method and a dummy test code to try hwow it is possible to make sure that an exception is actually thrown by the code.
Visual Studio says that the name ExceptionAssert does not exist in the current context. Is there any way of circumventing this in VS 2015?
C#:
private void calculate() {
try {
int[] ia = new int[1];
ia[0] = 1;
ia[1] = 2;
ia[2] = 3;
}
catch (Exception oEx) {
string msg = oEx.Message;
}
}
[TestMethod()]
public void MyTestMethod() {
ExceptionAssert.Throws<Exception>(() => calculate());
}
Visual Studio says that the name ExceptionAssert does not exist in the current context. Is there any way of circumventing this in VS 2015?