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Hard assertions are deterministic programmatic checks that throw a failure when the condition is not met, without relying on model interpretation. In UI testing, hard assertions can be checking that element text equals the expected value, that the API returns 200 and the response body contains the order ID, or directly querying the database to confirm the record exists.
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