How to write cleaner unit tests with Fluent Assertions in .NET Core (Framework, Standard)

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Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this .NET tutorial I will teach you how you can write cleaner unit tests assertions using the FluentAssertions Nuget package.
Fluent Assertions is a set of .NET extension methods that allow you to more naturally specify the expected outcome of a TDD or BDD-style unit test.
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[@nickchapsas]

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[@sunilanthony17]

Awesome, I start using Fluent Assertions a couple weeks ago when I watch your Mock tutorial. Thank you Nick.

[@waslem123]

Thanks Nick, appreciate the content.

[@shashankpandey1019]

Waiting your all videos 😍

[@shomari169]

are you having any sales soon for your courses please?

[@shashankpandey1019]

👏👏

[@VitorSubs]

would be cool to make an updated video, maybe showing other libraries and comparing them, such as shouldly

[@nickchapsas]

I have intentionally not made a video about Shouldly. I think FluentAssertions is a better product and people should be using that. My opinion hasn't changed.

[@flave11]

Thanks for this. Please in regards to consuming Rest APIs is there any better way of consuming APIS you would like to show, may be as part of your .net Core clean Architectures

[@brtk7]

Oh... Why does 'sut' mean 'nipple' in the Polish language... I just can't get over it. :) Can you propose me another name for it? 😂

[@jonasnyrup5635]

You could use "subject" or "actual" instead of "sut".

[@hasanbaidoun7463]

ُExactly, it reads like "English" ... however, it might not be of any sense in other languages.

[@algoristhq1282]

It’s funny. I’ve never thought of software being written in other languages. That being said, software engineering has been designed around English. Do you have any suggestions to remove this disconnect?