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19
20 /** This simple example shows the use of assertions in JPF.
21  * The reporting of assertion violations by JPF can be disabled
22  * using "-no-assertions" option.
23  * @author Masoud Mansouri-Samani
24  */
25 class AssertionCheck {
26   public static void main (String JavaDoc[] args) {
27     // If -assertions option is set to true (the default), JPF
28 // reports an assertion violation at the following statement.
29 assert (1 == 0) : "1 == 0";
30   }
31 }
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