phpunit assert continue

#include <stdio.h>
#include <assert.h>

void assertExample(int value) {
    assert(value > 0);
    printf("Assertion passed: Value is greater than 0\n");

    assert(value < 0);
    printf("Assertion passed: Value is less than 0\n");

    assert(value == 0);
    printf("Assertion passed: Value is equal to 0\n");
}

int main() {
    assertExample(5);
    assertExample(-5);
    assertExample(0);

    return 0;
}

Explanation:

1. Include necessary header files: stdio.h for standard input/output functions and assert.h for the assert macro.

2. Define a function assertExample that takes an integer parameter value.

3. Within the function: a. Use assert to check if value is greater than 0. If true, print a message indicating that the assertion passed. b. Use assert to check if value is less than 0. If true, print a message indicating that the assertion passed. c. Use assert to check if value is equal to 0. If true, print a message indicating that the assertion passed.

4. In the main function: a. Call assertExample with the argument 5. b. Call assertExample with the argument -5. c. Call assertExample with the argument 0.

5. The program will terminate after executing the main function, and the assert statements will trigger runtime errors if the conditions are not met.