ould know about, especially <code>expectEqual()</code>, <code>expectEqualSlices()</code> and <code>expectEqualStrings()</code>.</p>
<p>The <code>expectEqual()</code> function, as the name suggests, is a classic test equality function. It receives two objects as input. The first object is the value that you expect to be in the second object. While second object is the object you have, or, the object that your application produced as result. So, with <code>expectEqual()</code> you are essentially testing if t