Assert.that vs Assert.True?

In this particular case, there is no difference: you will see the output of roughly the same level of detail (i.e. It tells you that something that was expected to evaluate to true has evaluated to false ). Same goes for.

Assert. That is called the constraint-based model. It's flexible because the method takes a parameter of IConstraint type.

This means you can structure your code with a more generic hierarchy or calling structure, passing in any old IConstraint. It means you can build your own custom constraints.

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