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apiresponseassertions/properties

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APIResponseAssertions.not property

The not property is available in Java, JavaScript, and C# (since v1.20). It returns an APIResponseAssertions object and makes the assertion check for the opposite condition. For example, in JavaScript: await expect(response).not.toBeOK(). In Java: assertThat(response).not().isOK(). In C#: await Expect(response).Not.ToBeOKAsync().

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