public void QuantityIsNotInRange()
{
int expectedLower = 1;
int expectedUpper = 3;
int actualValue = 3;
// MSTest does not support this case.
// NUnit
Assert.That(actualValue, Is.Not.InRange(expectedLower, expectedUpper), () => "Some context");
// Some context
// Expected: not in range (1,3)
// But was: 3
// XUnit
XUnitAssert.NotInRange(actualValue, expectedLower, expectedUpper); // Supports a custom IComparer<T>
//Assert.NotInRange() Failure
//Range: (1 - 3)
//Actual: 3
// Fluent
actualValue.Should().NotBeInRange(expectedLower, expectedUpper, "SOME REASONS");
// Expected actualValue to not be between 1 and 3 because SOME REASONS, but found 3.
// Shouldly
actualValue.ShouldNotBeInRange(expectedLower, expectedUpper, "Some context");
// actualValue
// should not be in range
// { from = 1, to = 3 }
// but was
// 3
//
// Additional Info:
// Some context
}
