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## Assertions
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In the basic testbench examples above, we manually check for errors with if statements combined with error messages. Although useful for simple tests, assertions are a much
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more powerful construct that can be used to very that any condition is true at any point in time. Most importantly, assertions can be combined with properties and sequences
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more powerful construct that can be used to verify that any condition is true at any point in time. Most importantly, assertions can be combined with properties and sequences
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to verify complex behaviors concisely. In many cases, assertion propeties can completely eliminate the need for a separate reference model that provides correct functionality
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